The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-28 00:00:00

IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE IN DINING-ROOM
CHAIRS AND FURNITURE.
ASAVING of from 15a. to 20s. per Chair, in Chaim
of the best description and quality ; • very wide of Din-
ing Tables, at • low price ; Library Tables, Chairs, and Sofas,
of Dillow's style—at MILLS'', 77, High-street, Mary-la-bonne,
opposite Devonshire-street.

BOOK MUSLINS OF INDIA YARN.
MILLARD'S, In the City.
fr HE attention of the Nobility, of Ladies. and raped-
'. Idly of Proprietors of Fashionable Millinery Establishments
in London and Paris, annual respectfully solicited to MILLARD
and COMPANY'S NEW A. I. 11l )0K MUSLINS, made with
India Yarn, with the advantageous aid of European manufacture,
the result of many years experience in the India Trade, the reten-
tire transparency of which, durability of colour, and cheapness,
is admirable, and surpasses everything of the kind yet produced.
They may be seen, together with the India, in the carious widths,
and are sold by the piece, &c., exclusively at their Wholesale and
Retail Warehouse for India and British Goods in the City, No.
Cheapside, with the usual allowance to merchants for exporting.
Their now importations of foreign goods, Holland, Russia, and
Silesia sets of table-cloths and napkins, sheeting', linens, and cam-
bric'; rich embroidered muslin and lace dresses, Chantilly veils,
and foreign and British shawls for superior presents; India,
French, and new articles of fashionable British manufacture, are
in daily arrival, with new fancy coloured muslins and cambric', of
unique designs peculiar to the house, with those adapted for the
Parisian and B at Indian costume.

Extra fine linens, French cambrtes, and cravat muslin' far the
use of gentlemen is the law, the army, navy, &c.

CHEAP BRUB3ELS AND KIDDERMINSTEII
CARPETING.

E ORGE MAR iil4,ai the Ohl Established
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 62, OXFORD-
S REET, two doors eau of Well-street, respectfully apprises the
:riff. Ike. who are about Furnishing, that his is the only Ma-
acturing House in the Metropolis where Carpets arc sold by
Retail, of which the following prices must be a convincing proof:
Superfine Brussels Carpeting, per yard - - 4s. Od.
The most Fashionable Patterns - - - - 4s. 3d.
Yard-wide Imperial
Stout Ditto, all Wool, warranted - .
Ditto Kidderminster Is. ild.
Ditto Ditto stout 2s. Od.
Superfine Double Wove ',A. 10d.
Imperial Stair Carpeting, from Is. 6d. to - . 2s. Oil.
Venetian Ditto, from ltd. to . - . - Is. Od.
Hearth Rugs, from 44. to
Real Turkey Carpets, Mb. to - . - U. 54. 01.
Persian, Bruuels, and Kidderminster, with Borders woven to
any dimensions.
Yorkshire, Bath, and Witney Blankets, from 3s. 6d. per pair
upwards; 3larteilles Quilts and Counterpanes, of all sizes, from
44. ; Printed Furnitures, from Bd. per yard upwards.
*,,* Opposite Berwick-street.

HODGE and LOWMAN, WHOLESALE DRA-
PERS and LINEN FACTORS, of ARGYLL HOUSE-
Regent-street, have now an sale a 35,0004 stock of the most su,
perb Silesia, Irish, and Setach Damask Table Linen ever beheld ;
German, Russia, and Irish Sbeetings; fine Linens; India and
British long cloths, quilts, counterparts', &c. te.c. ; and present
their List of Prices fur public inspection, which they defy any
other house in the kinftdom toual in price or quality.
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND 'POUNDS STOCK, con-
sisting of Russia Sheetings, the full width, requiring no seam,
220. a yard ; fine. 2s. 2d. ; very fine, 2s.fid. • fine Irish do. 3s. Gd. ;
$ quantity of soiled damask napkins, Gs. a do;en ; the common price
is 10s. Gd.; • few rich double damask at 108.6 d., well worth IQ. lid.;
breakfast cloths, 17d. each; large size, 2...6d.; damask cloths, full
2.1 yards long, 75.; rich double damask, Si.;3 yards ditto, 13s. fid.•
4 yards ditto, id.; 5 yards ditto, 53.. Gd.; with every othe;
size' up to 10 yards long, equally cheap.
Strait mock Russia Sheets, be. Gd. a pair ; fine, Bs. Gd. ; real Rus-
sia, les.iid. and 125.; yard wide linen sheeting. 50. a yard ; fine
ditto, 84d. ; real Russia, fine, stout, and full yard and quarter
wide, Ild. • yard, cheap at lid. ; very fine, lid. and 11.1. ; 3001
pieces of cunously fine and uncommonly stout, from liki. to •.hi...1d.;
7 hoses of Irish sheeting., from 12d. a yard to Is. Gd. ' • 3 cases of
Dutch sheetingsheeting.,a rare article, and decidedly cheap ; large Russia
towel.. 9s. a dozen.

Furniture Dimities, '.d. a yard ; good moreens, 12d. • curtain
maslins, fi-Itha wide. 4d. • handsome damask lenos, d. ; good
large counterpanes, 4s. each ; elegant Marseilles quilts, full 3
yards square. 13s. ; fine ell-wide long cloths, I ls. 10A. the piece
(2( yards); line undreamed ditto, 14s. 61.; real India ditto, for
shirung, 16s. and Ilis. ; well worth 16d. ayard ; fine jacconota, for
dresses, 14s. 6d the piece t 2 yards) ; undressed cambric*, for
slips, 101. 6d. the piece, 6-4tlis wide.
An unusually large assortment of coloured flotoced
Dresses, from its. Gd. to 255. ; and beautifully embroidered Mora-
vian ditto, from Ilk. to 635.; India sprig book dinner dresses,
126. 6d. each: Decca striped ditto, Ga. 6d.; embroidered cambric
handkerchiefs, 7s. a dozen.

Just imPorted, 300 dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs,
(runt fne. a dozen to 525. fid.: those at 211. are fine ; at 255. and
30.. very fine, and generally sold at 455.
The article of (nab Linens, Hodge and Lowman, being factors.
IRO enabled to sell the most approved bleaches full Rd. a yard lower
than any other hou,e out of Ireland ; and have at present 12,00
pieces, from Ind. a yard to 4s. ; about IMP pieces that are
soiled, but warranted to wear well, to be sold unusually cheap, for
ready money only.
At Hodge ar.il Lowman's, Wholesale Drapers, Mercers, and
Linen Factors, Argyll House, Regent street, three doors from the
Argyll Rooms.
••• Large purchasers are requested to apply ttc early part of
the day..—Unpaid Letters not opened.