The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-02 00:00:00

MONEY MATTERS.

AGENTLEA.t above the eom•noo class of
Wary Lenders, who boa for many rears carne,i ua
business to !tenor*, satisfaction, has large Sun..
ready to advance on Annuity, or on Ha, or Notes of flwosi,
or say other Security.
Apply to Mr. Walsh, In, pper Mary-la-bonne-street, near
Tichfield.otreet,aud • card will be giver t• his bowie, within
• minute's walk.—l ietters (post-paid) Inamediairly answered.
•-.-Laihes of character, tingle or inaninik say be accomuto.

dated. And penons who lave Isom aim to lay out, may
employ them to :not advantage.

INTERIOR DELORATION T
IGHTFOOT and Cool' Ell. Paper-Ham:ll.i
4 Manufacturers; an 4 Painters of Isteriur Decoration

No. 15, Clifford-stmt, Rond.strect, must respectfully se-
quel/A the Nobility and Gentry, ant tin- Public in general,
that they bare °petted their spacious RI/until tor the purpoar
of conducting the hasiuc,s eif Decorattre Palotion and P.t.
pee lisnxiug ; and to obviate the complaint, that small cle-
matis, however Mgr sly finished, do not ahva)s convey
fall and complete idea of decorative arrangement, hove fitted
op au Exhibition Room so spacious, that they are enabled to
display their composiCono to the eye, as large as tlwy tatty ht
required in execution from the dimension of the Cabinet to
that of the Drnoing-Rooni ; these are displayed iu
tmlwn-
welled awl other distributions, no which they will attempt
an endless variety, in every style hitherto adopted or known.
G. CY/OPIIR harm. devoted the greatsst part of his mat
to the study of Arehttectural Painting, wirier the first
Masters, trusts Vaal they will be able to gire their decora-
tions that foliated style of classic elramies unit picturesque
effect, so erstifyiiig to the amid of taste. l'itcir exportati-
ons of coutioacil patrotiagc ate founded on their being the
first artists w his have engagesi to a similar audertaking, sod
have no doubt that the public will lie readily convinced of
the advantages derived from ennoultmg tittle* without the
hutment tttt Gilt other persuu, by which delay is prevented,
sad eimense saved.
Just published, dedicated ht. Peelaiesion to the Mold
Noble the Marquis of 'foweaherid, Earl of Leicester, Pleai-
diaut of the soe,tra Antiquaries of London, Sec. Ste. the
!mond Part of Tba.tRCIIITECTI2RA L fLLI4UE.: or,
The preseid ee•i!e of t!,.c. n.....tecicbrated Remains of A ociest
&diet. Irrh.tcctu,e suit Sculpture in Great Rritain. fly
George (\awry. Containing Views and Sculptured Trite-
. nic-ts of Timm' Abbey, Moninouthobire.—aliold by lb.
author, at h.s Rooms, se above

NEW ANI) EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP SILKS.
TjAY nod Nn. 11, licitrietta.
street, Covent-Garden, have the honour to announce
to the Nubility and Enders i.f Fashion, that their soperb
IrOlitTl f Gab' aid.. SI I.K ME.RCERY, is now ready
for inspection . the ohnle of whirls L. &ad S. are detraviiiied
to sell uu those extraordinary low Seim, which have consti-
tuted their ware-roosos the cheers. in the kingdom.
The richest Silk Velvets from i is. to its. per yard, which
other Mercers cancot sell andel, tbc. to MR. per yard. The
richest wbueSatis.s, full os. pti yard cheap. r than at any other
warehouse in London-I'hr very hest duablcd-frilledtiorsnets
fa all 10 65.64 sold by other Mercers frees se. to its. bd. The
Sumo Italian Genres only as. per yard, usually sold 4S. tid. toss.
A sopifila descripttuii of Poplins, uoly as. per yard, acknow-
ledged to be nearly equal to Irish, at 6... del,—..Tatavera Ar-
rupture, an entire Dew article, only ts. per yanl, yard-wide;
with t'oloured Hootbsseens, Cottage Minna, and every tither
article, is the meaty.. variety. Family Moornirg,to any ca-
tcall, upon the lowest Irmo
N.H. Country Shopkeepers, Milliners, &e. supplied full
10 per cast cheaper than at any Wholesale Home to the
inidont.
Medford-House, i I, Heariotte-itivets
Covent-Garden.