The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-06 00:00:00

INDIA WARCIIOUSE.

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INDIA SIIAWLS ‘VANTED.-EVERING.
TON begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that
he is giving extraordinary Priers for every description of
INDIA SHAW IN. Those L. dsys and Geoilemen who may
wish to obtain their fullest value, will find themselves liber-
ally treated by an early application at 10, Ludgate-streets
near St. Paul's.
Note—Ladies wishing to eueloinge their Shawls may be
accommodated on the moot advantageous tennis.

. It ADY begs leave to take this public
31 opportiolity of expressing his deepest gratitiole to the
eest tianther of eminent persrms who visited him Miring his
late confinemelit iu Neweate, sod for the distingoislicil •t-
-aerations with whirls they homoireil him; attentious to which
he is conscious of hawing nu persolial claims and stitch
therefore could truly have proceeded from a sense of his con-
stitutional importance at that critical moment,
Bedford•street, March 4, 1619.

BANK FOR MONEY TRANSACTIONS.
j ETTICF. awl C0.:45. I low!mid-strert, Fitz-
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advance in any m miler Anitable to the riiciiinstances of the
Borrower; sod whole the Applicant is of known responsi•
Inlay, they eau make an advance 1-`ll first applicAtiuu.
Constant attendance.

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in England. or fur Aiiiiiiities, !unwed till Property in any
part of the United Kingdom, for which from ten to twelve
years toirehase will be given ; also upon Life Interest arising
fi urn Wilk, Mart iage Settlements, W idows' Jointures,
lluney
in the Funds, Church Livings, and upon eligible Personal
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This day arc published, mice 6s.
REM ARKS nit the 1111-L of the LAST
PARLIAMENT, for the AMENDMENT of the
POUR I.AWR; with (►bsei rations tin their Impulicy,
Alms. s, and Ruinous 'l'll,. quetars. Together with wise
suriestit na fur tour allencliusaliun, and fur the heifer Ma-
nagement of llre Po. .r to whi,l2 in atlika, an Appendix.
Ry .1011 ti Earl of SIIEFEIEK).
Pointed by .1. Ifirichard, It..ukseller, 190, Piccadilly.

This day is published, price Ins. hoards,
THE L%W OF ELECTIONS. Part 111.
By WILLIAM THOMAS ROE, Esq.
itareetier-at-Law.
This Part contains the Nature of Petitions, the 'Wog.
nivoires to he rotere.l into. the Exchange of Lista of ob.
jecte.l Vott.t, awl the Formation and Proceedings of Select
Commitiere, t ith Referrotts to the Statutes.
Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller,26, Bell-yard,
Of whom may he had,
The Two First Paris 'See I Edition), price 465. contain-
ing the whole Law of Elections relating to England, Scot-
land, and Ireland.

This ibry is publi•lir dr, it. out Volume, Orlaro, iiillqtrliPli
with a Map and Eighteen interesting Plans and Views,
price It Is. Ikiarth,
A T( )1.1 It 'THROUGH SICILY, in the Ye4r
"11,. ISM, by GEORGE RUSSELL, of his Majesty's
°dire of Works ; undertaken in company With M. Fromm.
one of the Judges in the Durby of Meeklenburgh; August
Willirlat Former. DUCIIIT of Laws, of Berlin ; and August
keplialides, Dortoe of Philosophy, and a rio-
fessor suttee University rif Breslau, Silesia; Gentlemen, pos-
sessing • ousidersble Literary attainments, with whom the
Anchor became arguaintill during his residence, the I-we-
t:gong as inter, at Roue.
Linolorr : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, soul Junes, Pater.
!luso r-row.