The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-13 00:00:00

FDWARD AGLETON and Co. Wholocale and Re-
tail TEA DEALERS and OROCERS (established Fifty
Fran) respectfully announce to their Connexion' and the Public,
that their new and extensive Premium, Nos. 83 and Bs, Newgate-
street, ARE NOW OPEN, where they solicit an inspection of
their various Articles, procured fir Cash from the best Markets,
and which they purpose selling at a small Profit, upon similar
Tam..

Eagleton and Co.'s Stock of Tea has been selected in the present
and former East India Company's Sales, with peculiar care and ac-
knowledged judgment, and, (min their long experience, they have
no hesitation in saying, they consider themselves competent judges
of the flavours best calculated to please the Consumer. They there.
fore only request 3 trial, and trust to the superior quality and the
moderation of their charge? for a continuance of that support
which has distinguished then Estnblishuient during the last Half
Century.
Eagleton and Co. have now on Sale, of thrir own Importation
a Cargo of very fine FOREIGN FRUIT. Very line New Malaga
and Smyrna Raisins for Wine, at unusually low prices.
AU Orders sent (free of postage) to any part of the Metropolis.
Country Orders, addressed to Eagleton and Co., by post or other-
wise, enclosing remittances, or orders for payment in London, will
be punctually attended to.

THE LARGEST, CHEAPINT, AND REST STOCE, OF
LINEN-DRAPERY IN EUROPE,
Is Dow on SALE at ARGYLL-HOUSE, Regent-street.

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HODCE and LOIVMAN, Wholesale Drapers, who
Sell all Good. by the Piece, at Manchester Prices ; to
enumerate the whole of which would far exceed the limit* of an
Advertisement A few of their regular prices will show the decided
cheapness of all.
Good damask napkins, 7s. a dozen ; breakfast cloths, led. each
about 880 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, 9s. a dozen ; glass cloths, 45.6d.t
mock Russia sheeting', full yard wide, 611. a yard ; fine ditto, Bd. ;
real Russia tine, stout, and full yard and quarter wide, I Id. a yard,
well worth lid. ; fine ditto, lbd. ; very fine, led. and led. ; lb pieces
uncommonly .tout and very fine, 21d. and 2s. ; a few pieces, the
finest imported, from 2s. to is. lid. ; three bales of the full width,
requiring no seam, 25.; fine ditto, 2s. ed., the regular price 3s. 4d. ;
Irish sheeting', 3-4ths wide, I2d. ; stout, lid, and I6d. • fine ditto,
20d. and 25. ; a lot of fi-lth ditto, very line, 2s. 2d. and 2s. 6d. ;
seventeen boxes of the best linen Ireland ever produced, from 9d.
a yard to 4s. fid.; stout quality, 1241. and 14d. • tine, 18d. ; very
fine, 20d. and 25.; beautifully tine and undressed, 2s. 3d. and 2s. 6d.,
really worth 3s. 6d. • three eases of German Holism's for gentle-
men's wear, 2s. 6n. a yard to 6s. 6d.; 3.800 elegant 31arseillet
quilts, full three yards square, 13a. 6d.: good large counterrioone
4s. 66.; coloured ditto, for servants, 3s. 6d. ; ell.wide easesg,
a.yard ; lot of India long cloths, ell wide, 12s. 6d. a piece. 23
Yards; fine undressed for shirting, 16.. and His the piece, worth
lad. a yard.
Fine -Welsh flannels and Witney blankets, 33 per cent off the
winter prices; good moreens, 1141. a yard ; finest. Ilid. ' • chintz fur.
nitures, 9d. a pod ; town printed ditto, 1241. ; coloured linings, lid.;
furniture dimities, 30. ; stout linen huckabacka for towels, Bd. to
1241. a yard ; a lot of good twilled stuffs, 6d. ; 330 pieces of fine Jae.
conetsfor dre.ses or cravats, 13s. toe piece ; twenty yards very fine,
21.. and ins., worth Pa. a yard ; a few pieces of real India, Vs. a
piece; fine India mull., books, and nainsooks ; India decta striped
dresses, 3s.fid. each ; India sprig book dresses, 12.. 6d. each, cheap
at Zia.; book muslin, fsd. a yard ; curtain muslin, 6-4th wide,
40. a yard.
A lot of new arid elegant flounced robes. from 10s. to 523.
each; about 330 dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs, Ills. to
to As. a dozen ; a tine quality, at 20s. and 235. ; an unusually large
n,sortment of rich eachinere shawls, square and long, some very
handsome 6-Ith wide and lull three yards long, 21s. each ; richly
tilled, 31s. 6d.

The 'khan gros de Naples, sareeneta, dumper*, levantines,
crapes. bombasines, &r., as will as a beautiful choice of the richest
lam, glove; and hosiierv—conibining in one establishment every
article usually sold by Drapers, 3lrrcers. Haberdashers, or ilosiers,
which saves purchasers the trouble and time of going to half a
dozen shops.
An inspection will convince that HODGE and 14)W:11AS can
and will sell the best goods at lower prices than any retail shop in
London.

No reedit given or abatement made, and all goods sold at the
mires here specified.

Argyll House, Regent.street, three doors from the Argyll
Rooms• l'npaid Letters are not answered.
SHOP-KEEPERS and COUNTRY DEALERS are requested
to apply before Eleven o'clock.