The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH for SHIRT-
▪ ING, ate—By hie Majesty's Leiters Patent.—Ne Cam-
Herne pas de lin mai► to possedent les agremens.—The No-
bility, Families, and Merchants are respectfully 'aerated,
the above desirable CLOTH fur promoting is. the East and
west Indies, all well as the cold climates, the most healthrol
temperature (avoiding oscine the too told effect of linen sad
the too great warmth of asnisel and of rollout), and for Its
acoomay, is sold euelusively, wholesale, fur exportation, sod
byte pies's, at Is lid 6d.-3s. and 3s. Id, per yard,
tamped, wMillsed's Paterit Twine Cloth," Ste. at Om Warr-
Wow, Ne:l CAteapsidr, east an Wheraalte whatever. The
. gismos furabeeliag email's from It to 4 pair. Families In the
.arawstry wilding soden have them eitecated as if peewee.,
upbeat the greatest variety of Foreign and British Goods are

NEW ROMANCE.
This day is published, price 18t. hoards,
LEMIRA of LORRAINE: la Romance. In
three vols. 12.0.
Priated for G. and W. B Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Isae.
s' The Romance now before us is a pl.asieg earralive of
incidents, well calculated to awaken and reward amusing;
and that narrative is elothrd in correct sad often forcible
sod elegant lAnguagit."—Mostbly Review, March, lett

NEW NOVEL.
This day is pabli=Led, in three vuls. nom. price !Is.
r4ANG ItEATH : • Tale. By Mrs. N ATEI AN.
" This is a welLconatrurted Novel, cumws•diag a
high degree of interest from its accurate description of Caw-
briaa Manners sod Scenery, the contrasted display of pas-
@Was is the principal characters, and its unalloyed s•oral
itudeoey."—Mouthly Magazine, March, istt.
Printed fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave. Maria-lase.

BURNHAM EMPIRE.
This day is published, is Si.. with coloured Plates,
16.. boards,
JOURNAL of a RESIDENCE in the
BURM HAN EMPIRE, and more particularly at the
Court of Ainarapoorah.
By CAPTAIN HIRAM COX.
Of the Hoe. EMI, laths Company's Bengal Native lafantry.
Printed for G. sad W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria.lane.

Coitaaugbt Terrace, Edgeware-road,
sear Oxford-street.
JOSEPH HETHERINGTON, with most sin-
cere 'hawks ter past favours, respectfully begs leave
to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry whom be and his late
Pastime, Mr. W. Moore, and bin Esemitors, have had the
honour of serving, tbet the Partnership Rushers', which has
beea carried on for *evenl years past is Park-Newt, Gros-
vapor-square, lately deterasioed by the expiration of the Ar-
ticled, tied that he is now carrying cm the Business of a
Livaar STABLE KEEPER, dm. is new and eximeive
Premiseacjile. 12, Coamaeght Terrace, Edgeways-read, name
Illelisolomeet, where be humbly hopes fer Chair patroaage
end support.
J.H. begs respectfully to notify, that all Debts due to and
by the late Partnership of Moore sad Hetberingtoo, will be
received and paid by bias as above.
2514 March, 1822.

MR. PERRY'S LIBRARY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR. EVANS,
At hie House, 93, Pall-mall, TO MORROW, THURSDAY,
May 16, and Five followieg Days,
THE THIRD PORTION of the curious,
reliable, and extensive LIBRARY of the late
JAMES PERRY, Esq.; enntsining as extrooedioory ametn-
blage of rare and curious BOOKS, of earls English Poetry,
Literature and History. domestic and foreign, including
the Four Firm Editions of Sbakspeare, and as extensive
Eollechou of Works on the Freed' Revolution.