The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-16 00:00:00

UNION HOTEL AND COFFEE—HOUSE.
•est t)o•r to the Union Club-house, Cock par-street, London.
'ACMES BARRACK (from the (:lobe Tavcnt,
Fuet-
street) having thud up the above spacious Premises in the
ion splendid manner, respectfully solicits the patronage of Noble.
tiendemen. and Families.
lie flattens himself his house will be found replete with every
con% enienee and comfort. lie trusts, by unremitting attention in
evers department, to merit a continuance of their tarcs.rable

port.
fbe best selection of Wines sent ready packed to any put of

tlx ingdom.
Next Door to the Unioe Club-honor. where Members of Milo-
meat will find it a situation u(puet coanwittore and utility.

Kl 6 HVS QUARTERLY MAGAZINE.
The Subscribers w this Work, and the Pub,!c, are tuett.
informed that the Publication of No. V. is unaruitlably
Poitonned to Vi'ednestiay, Julj 21.
Pall-tall East, Jalytt.

CHEAP CARPETS.
•
rirriYEARN, Manufacturer, respectfully intermit the
n Nebtlity,Oenny,ard his Friends, that he continues to sup-
ply them with the beat eve-frame Brussels Carpet from as. 3d.
pee yard' Kidderminster and Plaid Venetian, from Ss. 4d.
yer yard, full yard wide ; with an extensive assortment of 'Venetian
Hearth Rags, Bruggets (white and brown). Wool
Weos Door Rugs. upon his known low terms, at his Wale-
• 41:1661, 011111d4ltrett.
ei. . THE BUYERS OF CHEAP INDIA SHAWL.S.
E present stagna6on in the India Shawl Trade
earl an reediautdaeoportunity for the Nobility and Public
ND puralwee INDIA SHAWLS at pricey uniwyoodyntsdly low.
- HAW,* and HART, fa, Fleet-street, have just purchased a
fresh Lot of beautiful long Harlequins, curious double Pine
Bardits, and good square India Shawls, which they are deter-
muted to sell at full one-third less than the prices usually pad
for similar articles.

N.B. An extensive randy of new Lana, Thibet. and Anglo-
(schemer.: Shawls, arc oonotandy on sale. Foreign Caehemeres
boo& or exchanged.

TX HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETYERS PATENT.
MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES—ONSALE AT N 0.4,
REGENT-STREET, PALL.AIALL.
A VARIETY of FOREIGN and BRITISHMAR-
BLEE CHIMNEY-PIECES, in die Newest Fashions,
unequaled in Ezeeurion and Polish., being made by Machinery.
PRICES MODERATE, AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED,
DV GLOMS BROWN, Agent to the LATENT MARBLE-
WORKING COMPANY, whose Warehouse is amorted with
the following New and Fashionable Stock of Furniture, manufac.
tared by the best workmen, sod of the Choicest materials, viz.

Rosewood and Mahogany Chef.
lonian Console, lan, Card,
Library and Ladies Tables. ,
A variety of winged and single
Wardrobes. Secretaries,
hem of Drawers, &c.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Imita-
tion, and Fancy sets of Chairs
~n splendid

Concise' ensuite of various de.
serirtions, and mist ellaneous
Articles for the Drawing-room
Dining-room and Chambers.
Pier and Chimney Glasses of all
dimensions in carved and
gilded Frames.
Bedstmuls and Furniture, Bed.

ding and Carpets in all ea.

OEORGE DROWN rewpectfully annou lees that the above
Gal; are manufactured under his own immediate inapiattion, and
tan therefore be warranted.

Warehouse, No. 4, Regent-41nm, near Charles-s,reet, St.
James's-square.

(CELEBRITY.—The superior efficacy of the ROYAL
k../ ELIXIR of LIFE, and the ARABIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS, has increased the demand for them so much, that a widely
clouted art cy ha, of necessity been established for their sale,
and they may now be obtained at almost every respectable Medicine
Vender's throughout the Kingdom. In London they are sold by
J. V. Simpson (acting Proprietor), 29, aenrietuwstrett, Covent.
Arden; and. under bis appointment,. by Messrs. Stradling, South
Gate, Royal Exchange; Anglin, Cheapside • Borrow and
D ans, 118, Bishlpsgate-winikt, and 19, WalbrOo' k ; Sequeira,
132, *httechapel -IBgb-street ; E. and F. (idling, 139, Iligh.
IMO, and 171, Union-street, Southwark; Illasfieht, 18, Skinner-
street, Snow-hill; Ward, 324. Holborn; Prout, 226, Strand, rear
Temple-bar; Payne, a. St. 31artin's.nimit ; Sanger, ISO, Oxford-
awe; Hawkins, 11, Old Bond-street; and Chignon, 174, Regent.
street.

- -
The Elixir is a complete restcrative of the animal functions I
hadvafte-A life. and ig all eases of nervous and consumptive Sa-
mmy ; to the moat violent attacks of *puma, or gout in the
stomach, it give, twat...lime relief, and to person auLject to those
alarming complaints ought to be without it. It is sold in bottles
at Its. each, duty included. The Pills, free from mercury or
-antimony, are a peeulaniy mild and pleasant aperient, and a never_
failing reinedy in bilious and liver complaints, indigesion, and its
numerous train of maladies. They are sold in boxes at Is. lid
and 2s. 9d. each.

HODCE and LOWMAN, WHOLESALE DRA-
PERS and LINEN FACTORS, of Argyll-house, Re-
gent-street, have now on SALE a Thirty-five Thousand Pounds
sTOCK of the most superh SILESIA, IRISH, and SCOTCH
DAMASK TABLE LINEN ever beheld.

The Stock consists of lierman•- ,lirsJl,and Irish sh^etings, fine
litters, India and Ihnish long-cloths, quilts, counterpanes, &c.
and present their List of Prices for public inspectioo, which they
&Cr any other house in she kingdom to equal in price or quality :
-fa pieces of Russia sheeting, the full width, requiring no seam,
2tid. a yard ; fine, Is. 2d. ; very fine, 2s. fkl. ; tine Irish ditto,
Is. 41. ; a qaantity of soiled damask napkins, 6s. a dozen, the
Mason price is 10a. &I. ; a few rich double damaks at 101. &I yell
worth his. 6d. ; breakfast cloths, 17d. each . • a large size, 2s. 04.;
damask cloths. full 24 yards long, 7s. ; .rich double damask, es. ;
3 sardsditto, 13s. tid. • Gnu yards ditto, 18s. 6d. ; five yards ditto,
23' Md. ; with every Other rise up totas yards long, equally cheap;
stoat mock Russia sheets, 3s. fid. a pair; fine, B.s. ; real Rus-
sa. lYs, 64. and 121. ; yard.wide 'linen sheeting, lAd. a yard ; fine
duo, ; real Russia, fine, stoat, and full yard and quarter wide,
I Id. a fled, cheap al 111 d. ; very fine, 14d. and Ifid. t 300 pieces of
cknously fine and uncommonly stout, front IRd. to 25..44. ; seven
Man Irish sheetings, from I2d. a yard to 4s. fid. ; three eases of
Dutch sheeting; a rare article, and decidedly cheap ; large Russia
towels*. a dozen.
FIANITU RES and OA R3I E\ TS :-Furniture dimities, sd.
'Jed good moreens,l2ds; curtain muslins,fi-Phs ide,4tl.; hand.
some damask lemma, Rd. ; good large counterpanes, 4s. fid. each ;
civet Marseilles quilts, ufll three yards square, 13s. ; tine ell-
sottg.elotks, Its 103 d. the piece 123. yards) ; tine undressed
Cue, 14a. Gd. ; real India ditto, for shirting, 16s. and Ilia. well
sorb lid. a yard ; tine jaw:meta for dresses, 14s fid. the piece (90
Fads); undreamed eambries for slips, les. 6d. the piece, 6-4ths
wide; an unusually large assortment of coloured flounced muslin
dresses, from Rs. el. to 251.; and beautifully embroidered 31oravian
ditto, front 1t,,, to 63a. ; India sprig book dinner dresses, 125.64.
cry ; Mecca striped ditto, 4s. 4.1. ; embroidered cambric handker-
chief', 7s a dozen. Just imponed, See dozen of F rench cambric
handkerchiefs, from 16a. a dean to 521. 6d. those at 21s. are fine at V.,. and 30s. very fine, and generally sold at 455.
11. and 1.. being Linen Facto,,, are thereby enabled m sell the
most approved bleaches full 6d, a yard lower than any other house
cut
led. of red land, and have at present twelve thousand pieces, from
ranted to aya to 4s. ; about 150 are
pieces
that soiled, but war.
only. wear well, to be soldunusually cheap, for ready money
Robot and LOWMAN Uppers
Argyll Hume.n • •merall, and _Linen _ actors,
egent-street, nine doors from the Argyll Rooms.
the dirgry. Purchaserare re4ueaeed to apply in the early part of

trope wen not

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