The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-05 00:00:00

MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.
This day is published, illustratedwith a Map of Africa, price 7s. 6d.
in boarde,
31(-InDhi!NunDIscotvedERIELi:,s.,t%enlItlifIlc91:li:ixaTbailt;
Natural towledge, wheinek disrtlitneliguishes the commencement Of the
present Century, selected from the Writings and Travels of Adams,
Barrow, Blaquiere, Bowdich, Burkhardt, Campbell, Dumont,
.lackson, Latrobe, Lichtenstein, Park, Percival, Riley, Saban*,
Savigny, Tuchey, Talley, &.e.
By WILLIAM ADA3IS, A.M.
Also by the same Editor, in a uniform size with the above,
pnee 7s. fitl. each,
2. MODERN DISCOVERIES in ASIA ; selected from the
Vi riting and Travels of Abel, Ali Bey, Clarks, Cordiner, Ellis,
Elphinaone, Golownin, Hobhouse, Johnson, Kinneir, Kirk-
Pstr_i_ck, M`Leod, Macmichael, Malcolm, Monier, Pottinger,
Barnes. ike.
3- MODERN DISCOVERIES in NORTH and SOUTH
AMERICA, and the WEST INDIES ; selected from the Writ.
ings and Travels of Birkbeek. Rammed', Brackenridge, Brad-
bury, Campbell, Cobbett, Enron, Hall, Humboldt, Koster,
Lewis and Clarke, Lambert, have Palmer, Waller, &c.
4. MODERN DISCOVERI}:B in EUROPE ; selected from
the Writings and Travels of Braman, Bright, Chateauvieux,
Clarke, Hall. Hoare, Hodgskin, Hooker, James Mackenzie, Ross,
Russell, Skioldebrand, Von loch, Williams, ke.
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This day is published. price la. Ikt. an.i to be had of all Book-
sellus in Troia or Cosstry
Hic QUESTION whollter the CHURCH of ENG-
LAND be Justified in ber Opposition to the CIILiRC IL of
ROME brought to a CONCLUSION.
" Ti.is title-page says much. lam curious to know if it esta-
blishes all it says ; for if it cues. . than indeed have we arrived at
the discovery of a truth which kr occupied the peas of disputants
and exercised the posers of resorting. for three hundred years, to
no purpose. Why 04 ? Beast* their disputes have not been
brought to a Conolusise until now--Tolle. Legc."—BL Stock.
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SUPEIWOA !MTS.
GENTLEMEN who It* tired of Bad Hats, Credit,
and High atic_sia igatr.woof tomb M. colub*,
Elsetww• of. Moe, fionardloir. Lightitera, od Durability, WWII
cannot be excelled, as they resist all Weather, and never Spota,
Rain.
No Credit being given, and none taken, they will be sold Cheaper
than at any other lloti‘e.
Merchants and Dealer, who buy for Cash, wal find it the
Cheapest Manufactory in London.
HICHAIWS and Co., No. 393, Strand, opposite Cceil.atreet,
six doors west of Southampunt-street.

CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. 160, Piccadilly (two Hums West from St. James's-street).
rip HE Proprietors having made some new arrangements
at their Manufactory, arc now enabli to supply the Nobility
and Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CAR-
PETING', from 4a. 9d. an Its. 3d.; a quantity of Short Lengths
and Single Pieces, at 4s. 3d, and 4s. lid.; Kidderminster ditto,
from 2s. lid. to 4s. 3d.; Ilritish ditto, from 3i. to 4s. ; Venetian
Stair ditto, front Is. fid. to 35. lid.; Druggeta,
is all colours, from
2s. 6d. to Ikea'. : beat seasoned Floor Cloth, from h. dd. to ss. 3d.
Patterns of Brussels sect to any mitt of Town or Country.

CITiFEATHER-BED AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
C. WALKER, Importer of Ihmtric, Hudson's
A • Ilay, and Irish Feathers, No. 48, Skinner-street. Snow-
hill, London, is now selling, 10 per cent. cheaper then any other
House in the Trade. BED FEATHERS. MATTiIf.SSM,
BEDS. BEDSTEADS, BLANKETS, TICKING, and Heady-
made TICKS, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, at the follow-
I ing prices :
White Goose, from 2a. 3d. to 3s.
Grey ditto, from Is. 6d. to 2s. 2d.
Poultry, from 10d. to Is. 4d.
Pocseßeds, from 3 to 0 guineas.
oultry ditto, from 30s. to 70s.
Flock ditto, 1 guinea.
Flock and Hair Mattresses, from 10s. and upwards ; Tent Bed.
steads, 30s. ; Four-post ditto, Ws. ; and all other Goods, equally
cheap.
N.B. Ready-made Ticks sold at prime cost to purchasers of Fea-
thers, who may sae them 011 ed from the Store Room.
No connexion with any other House.
11.° Comer of the Saracen's Head Gateway.
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A N INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED, six
11 feet six inehas long, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS.
however severely afflicted, with safety and ease. Invented by W.
HARMAN and SON, who were honoured by Royal command to
complete a Carriage for the removal of her late Majesty Queen
Charlotte.
The peculiar construction of this Cot and Apparatus is such, that
any Invalid, however severely aticted, may be removed from their
Red into a Landau adapted for its reception, without ot,ange oipo-
sition, or increase of auffaing, and conveyed to any distance, toge-
ther pith attendants.
Mani persons of high rank and professional eminence, suferios
under the most severe ailliction, and, from long confittetatet. de-
spiking of the paesibirsti of .line Wag able to essdawareerreual,
have, by the benefit this lied of Eire affords, travelled, without fa-
tigue or inconvenience, fleas ninety to one hundred and twatity
miles in one day, and honoured the Inventors with testimonials of
their high approbation, to whom reference may be made.
To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, 1, John.street, Oxford-
street, London ; and ma' be engaged for any Journey.
Also. their SOFA-DLD, or COUCH, for the safe and easy
removal of invalids up or down stairs.

BELCHER AND CO.
No. 1, CHARING-CROSS,
COINER OF S7'. MARTIN'S-LANE,
RESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they have
()retell the above Premises, and in consequence of the very
depressed state of the Manufacturing Districts. have purchased. for
ready money: an EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT- of LINEN-
DRAPERY and HOSIERY, of every description, viz. s—lrish
Linens, Sheeting', Marcella Quilts, Counterpanes, and Prints, of
the newest style; Norwich Crapes, Bombasines, Flannel ike.
which they are determined to sell at the smallest profits possible ;
it would be easy to enumerate prices to prove the (set, but they ra-
ther court public inspection, that purchasers may be enabled to
judge for themselves.
ap Any article sold will be warranted perfect, or exchanged if a fault
pears. Alma
OUTFITS FOR INDIA AND ALL PARTS OF THE
WbRLD, AT A FEW MINUTES' NOTICE.
Illeraluits, Captains, Cadets, and Passengers are respectfully
apprised, that they can be supplied with every Article of
Clothing for lung or short Voyages, hot or cold Climates ; also
Beds and Bedding of every description, at a few minutes' notice,
and on the moat reasonable terms, vie.—
Sheets and Pillow-cases, Towels, Drawers, Waistcoats, and Dress-
ing.gowna,
Cotton and Linen Shirts, plain Silk Hamlkerchiefs, black and
and frilled. coloured.
Extra Shirt-collars, &c. Jean Jackets, and Towsers, all
White and coloured Neck and colours.
Pocket-handkerchiefs. Rimed*, Striped, and Jean ditto.
Silk and Cotton Hose, Gloves, Inside Clothing for Ladies a:.d
Gentlemen.
••• All ready for instant delivery.

FIVE THOUSAND PIECES OF THE BAST IEIBIII
LINENS, TO BE SOLD BY THE PIECE ONLY,
Sixpence a yard under any former Importation.
TII E first price 9d. per yard ; very stout, 12d. and lid.;
those particularly recommended for Shirts, U. from 13d. to
N. 3d.; such m were never offered before, for less than N. to 2e. 9d.
Every piece warranted the best fabric, and this Spring's bleach.
French Cambric 1 I andkcrcbiefs, I is. &L per doz. ; Swiss do. 4s. 9d.
The largest and best Stock of Hambro', Irish, and Scotch Da-
mask Table Linens, with Napkins to match. Breakfast cloths,
Ind. each ; large size, 2s. fid. ; full 2 yards long, Cs. Sd. • double
ditto, 81. fid.; 3 your** kmg, 12a. 4 Yank, l is. Gd• Yards,
IL Is.

Kumla Sheeting.*, 54. pee yard; stout, Bd. ; 5-4ths wide, 10d. ;
a lot full width, without seam, 2s, ; very fuse, 2s. 4.1. ; also a few
pieces, a yards wide, for noblemen's beds, at 6s. fsl. and as. 9d.,
generally sold at 75.
Marseilles Quilts, large size, I Is. fail.; full size, for four-pint
beds, Ifs. 8.1. ; extra sire, Its. 6d., worth 295. ; counterpanes, 21
yards long, 7s. fad.; funsitures, tid. and Bd. per yard ; full chintz;
12d. worth Is. 'ld. ; rose, green, yellow, and blue linings, 6d. per
yard; moreens 12d., best quality 1114.
White Dresses, 2.. and ds. lid. each ; flounced ditto, 8. Cal. to
425., those at His. lid., 215., and 2.15., arc very superbly worked ;
best coloured striped ditto, in gauze, muslin, and lend, 10s. 641.
each, usually sold at 18e. tid.
India Long Cloths, undressed, Ids. the piece of 25 yards ; yard
and half-wide cambric muslin, hs. 6d. the piece of 12 yards; tine
jacconets for dresses and travails, 9d. per yard, worth 18.1.; printed
cambric and jacconet muslin*, new patterns, In variety.
Washing Silks, ell wide, la. Iltl. ; opera nets, as. ; plain and
shaded t lea.}' e dresses, in every new and fashionable colour; lrinh
poplins, 25. lid., worth 4s. ; pus de Naples, Norwich crapes, born-
basines, 6*.c.
The cheapest sod herr Hosiery in London, with a vatic/ of
othix useful articles in Linen Drapery, Silk Mereery, Sa Win-
dow Hollands of all widths.
CRAM and D'011,1"8 Family Linen Warehouse, No. 77,
Oxford. street.

QUEEN ANNE-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
Genuine Household Furniture, brilliant Plate. Pier, and Chimney
6111404 Chamdeliera„ capital tEight-Day Cluck, and various •
other Effect*.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-Worn.)
On the Premise*, No. M, Queen Anne.street, Cavendish.aquare,
on WEDNESDAY, June 9. 1824, al Eleven ti Clock,
THE CAPITAL HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE,
late the Frap_crty of
SIR JOHN SI3IEON, Dart. Deceased,
Consisting of four.roo., tent, press, and other bed*teads and Fur-
' allures; seammed testher.bed* and bedding; suites of drawing-
room and diniog.parlour window.eurtains, in tabount and chintz
cotton; sofas, couches, and chairs en suite; noble brilliant plate.
pier, and ch4nney glasses; chandeliew, capital eight-day duct,
excellent cabinet articles, in roses oat and mahogany • dining,
card, 100, sofa, pembroke, and dressing tables: cellar.* rillakmird
chests of drawers, wardrobes. dining-room chairs., Turkey anj
llntsawls carpet*, fenders and 6re.irons; a mangle. nbocrous
kitchen requisites, and other article*.
May be viewed on :11cutday and Tuesday preeedirg the Sala;
and Catalogue* had on the Pten.i.e4 ; at Darrawav's Coffee-hotoe ;
and of Mr. Rebuts, 170, Regent.street, opposite korlingtun-attest.

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BEDFORD-PLACE, RUSSELL -S9VA RE.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE.BRILLIAN*I PLATE,PIER.
and CHIMNEY CLASSES, LITSTRES, GRAND PIANO.
PORTE, EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS. BOOKS, A FEW
PAINTINGS, ABOUT SIXTY DOZEN OF CAPITAL
OLD PORT AND SHERRY. AND OTHER EFFECTS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
Warwiel( Mona& litmont°4ll.lll.)
Ordie 'Plestoos,- No. 1 Bedford-a" Ruroell-nosoo. en
Miirin.tilt- Hi* LA& oiJoiao.-11424, and iollogrots dsy, at

----Treven o'clook,
IIIRE EXCELLENT FURNITURE, comprising
Four--poet„ Tent. 'and other Bedsteads, and Fumitures ;
manned leather-bedi sod Bedding; suits of elegant Iha cling-room
and Dining-parlour Window.curtains.in Chintz, t;ot ion, and 3locine;
Sofas, Couches, and Chairs en suite: brilliant Plate. Pier, and
Chimney-glasses, rich cut Lustre,. a fine-timed grand Plano-forte,
Eight-day Clocks, a mull Library of Books, Paintings and Prints,
excellent Cabinet Articles, in Rosewood and Mahogany ; Dining,
Card, boo, Sofa, Pembroke, and Dressing Tables ; CellAret Side-
, hoard, handsome Cabinet, Wardrobes. Chests of !hewers, Dining.
room Chairs. Turkey and Brussels Carpets, Brass Fenders and Fire
Irons, Kitchen Requisites, &c. and about Sixty Dozen of tine Old
Port and Sherry.
May be viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sale; and
Catalognes at ls.'each, on the premises, at I iarraway's Calf:le-house.
and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington •
street.

DORSET HOUSE.
At the top of Manchester-street, facing Manchester-square,
Spacious Residence and Offices, Extensive Garden, Coach.
house, Stable, and Dwelling Apartments, with Entrance from
East-street, calculated for any Concern of Magnitude.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, C.enhill,
On THURSDAY, the let July, 1824. at 12 o'Clock,
A VERY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
ti. held for a long Tenn of Years, et a Peppercorn Rent, free
Of Land Tax, comprising
THE CAPITAL MANSION, DORSET HOUSE,
Situate at the top of MANCHESTER-STREET, facing
AIANCHESTERSQUA RE,
Planned with numerous excellent lofty Apartments, handsomely
fitted up, and adapted for the Residence of a Family of Distinction,
or convertible for any great Public Institution, Hotel. Club-house,
or other purposes, upon an extensive scale, with excellent light
Domestic Offices.
A SPACIOUS GARDEN
At the Back, enclosed bT lofty Walls, laid out with Walks, and
planted with Trees, forming a Steen,in a great with
Walks,
the adjacent Buildings.
A COACH-HOUSE and STABLE for Six Horses,
With Dwelling Apartments over, and separate Entrance from

Rast.street.
These Premises oeciipy more than Cino.third of an Acre of
Ground, a CirCUMltaller rarely to be met with in the Metropolis,
and, from the locality of the situation, may be converted Woo Ma. ,
nnfactory, or to a very lucrative Concern, or u a Mews to a Post-
master or Livery-stable-keeper, or Repository for Carriages.
Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Roper, Solicitor,
Old Uurlington-strect Mean. Jurrad. No. 250. Ostford.creet ;
Mr. Clarke, No.. Le. Dilltio4l/011. Berkeley-ovum t and of
Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing
may be had.

SMALL FRUHOLD FARM, Land Tax Redeemed, near
'
Maidstone, Kent. •
By Mr. SMITTLEWORTIL
At the Mart, on IV EDNE.'ADAY, June 9, at 12,
NVESTFIELD SOLE FARM. in the Pariah of
Bortley, consisting of Ail Acres of Pasture and Arabia Land,
with a Farm House and Outbuildings, in the occupation of Yr.
tiarrlah, at a rent of Wt. per annum.
May be viewed. and further particulars had of Mr. Burn, Soli-
citor, 87, King4treet, Cheapside ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shut-
, tleworth, No. 211, Poultry.

REVERSIONARY INTERESTS, POLICIES OP INSUR-
ANCE, THEATRE AND CANAL SHARES.
Periodical Sale.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
At the Mart, oa WEDNESDAY, June 9, at It
Print ABSOLUTE REVERSION to ONE-THIRD
1_ SHARK of 2,047(. His. New Pour pet Cents. Life 61. A
Polley for the Principal Sum of 8,0001;e0eted with the West-
minster Life Insurance Mice in 11103; Ten New Shares in the
Thames and Severn Canal. and Twenty-four Shares In the Wilts.
and Barks Canal ; and a Renter's Share of SOUL in the Theatre-
Royal, Drurr.lane.
Partieulari may be had at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth,
28, Poultry.

SMALL FREEHOLEN D ESTATE, CATTLE-GATE,
FIELD.
By Mr. SRUTTLEWORTIL
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, June 9, at Twelve.
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, tithe free, and exonerated
from the land-tax, comprising about live acres of lead, at
present occupied as a nanny ground; with a brick tenement erected
thereon, pleasantly situate on the border of the road leading from
Cattle-gate, La' %field, to Putter's-bar, about twelve miles from .he
town of Enfield. and twelve from London, at present on lease to
Thomas Boswell. for a term of which years arc unexpired, at a net
rent of 21!. per annum.
May be viewed, and particulars had previous to the sale at the
—, Enfield; at the Matt; and of Mr. Shutdeworgo, 28, Poultry.

SHIPPING BREWERY. ON THE TIUMES.
By Mr. ITTTLEWORTII,
At the Auction Mart, on WEILNESDAY. June 9, at Twelve,
WHE LEASE of a respectable SHIPPING BREW-
". ERY, many years established in the vicinity of the Pnol,
for Porter, Ale. and Small Beer, together with the valuable plant,
suitable apparatus, and all appropriate accommodation for as ex.
tensive trade, counting-houses, store-cellars, dray-house, stable,
cooperage, convent int wharf, warehouses, and an excellent Family
Residence, contakipg eight bed-chamhera, dining and drawing.
rooms, breakfast.rarn, and every neceuary convenience.
The premises are held on lease fur a term of 34 years unexpired,
at a low rent.

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May be viewed, and particulars had, previous to the sale, oo
the premises, at the Mart, and of Mr. Shuttleworih, 28, Poultry.

FREEHOLD III'ILDINO GROUND. NEAR MILEJLTID
lly Mr. SHIUTTLXWORTH,
At the Mart. on IVEDNEr:DA V. June 9, at Tw..lre,
I-1
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, txoneratod
from the Land-tax, comprising lots of r,youna, abound-
ing with brick earth, and admirably situate for building, on the
borders of the road leading from Bethnal-green to Old Ford, and
forming a line of conunumeation hetween the Mile-end-road and
Hackney, a neighbourhood rapidly increasing in population and re-
speetablity.
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May be viewed, and particulars had previous to the sale, at
the Three Colts, Old Ford, attjoining the premises; the Mer-
maid, Hackney; Swan, Stratford; the Globs, ile-end; of Mes.u.s.
Wild, Rees, and Peacock, solicitors, College-hill; at the Mart ;
and of Mr. Shuttleworth, at, Poultry.