The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-19 00:00:00

ADDRESS To THE NOBILITY.

rptit NOBILITY and GENTRY ate respelt-
% IL fully informed, a CAT -11.0011 E, contaiiiing a great
Variety of GENTLEMEN'S HOUSES, both in Ton and
etay be had in Welbeck-street ; many of which me
the property of poisons of the lint respectability, and by which
Noblemen and Cr nt:thzen, who want House., either fur the
preunt season. or permanent Town or Country RssidenLos,
may In general be accommodated.
1 hose, also, whu wall to SELL or LETT, will, in genera',
meet with el ible Tenants rw Purchase's.
As many imrsons in the first circles aie quite imarrrusinted
slat the real value of their Houses, Furniture, Fixtutei, &L.
from a incitation of price, according to the sea on of the year,
sitioatimi, and vatioits causes, the proprietors would do well to
infarni tnentsclres What price tae concern would hear !either
to lett or sell), and this being a difikielty too great fur
g-tisrality of p:rauns, who, perhaps, nesei disposed of a house,
of hough,' or takcsi itrany of the same dmrription • would fitid
it their intermit tuaipply so some persort w,•11 scrawl, and who,
tram conetant maetice, is lat.:ly to give such information at so
hunt a suriiid judgment as to the real value; sod, slthuuch this
is attended with s rote incousiitinable ev.perice, th.• partws -
plying to hlr. HATES for maistance, generally profit
by it.
Weltack.streitt, Jan. :3, leos.
.s• Varuations and .%pprais.:.v.cats 'lane to toy part of tl e
k.neum.
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By ORDER of the OR ESIIA4 COMMTTERE.
IV °TICE is hereby Given, That the GRE,SHAM
LECTURERS will Read their LECTURES in the
Room opeciiuteal ter that Purpose, ever the South East Side
of the Royal Exchange, at TWELVE. &Cluck at Noun, in
LATIN, and it ONE o'clock in the Afternoon, in ENGLISH,
during the twesent Hilary Term.
N. B. The Lockacrs are to read en the Days tindetirien-
tinned, sit.
Monday, 3. H. Parker, A.M. reads on Divinity.
TucAlay, T. Taykr, LL. D. Cirri Law.
Wednesday, P. Saiiitfo.d, A. M. Agronomy.
Wednesday, R. J. S. Stevens, MliiiC, at Two in
the Aiternoun.
Geometry.
Rhetoric.
Physic.

Thursday, S. Kattithy, D. D.
Friday, J. Waugh, A. B.
&taunts'', C. Singer, M. D.

COAL TRADE.
THEY who enable others to obtain the Ne-
cessaries of Lite at a cheaper Pate add a new Source of
Hap,liness to their Fellow CreAures. 'This was the Plat adopted
4tteen Years ago by the Loudon Sea C• 111 Company, South- i
ampton-street flullitirti, since which .1160.14 Individuals have
created Sea Coat Companies, from great Streets to little Alley.,
front the Garret to tl:e Kitchen. The Nan of lIARRISUN
abd CO it not alluring the Public by offering Coals at a Price
cheaper than they can be bought for, and therehr deceive ;
but to sell the best COAL% that come to the Pool of London
(if ordered as such), at a trifling Profit on the Market Price, by
which Mil they have experienced a docakd preference. It
is necessary to add, that Staffordshire and other Coals are of-
fere.l fur sale at per Ton, and appear cheaper than the New-
castle—Hut a Chaldren of Coats will weigh a Ton and a Qu
ter—Calculation will thesefore prove the contrary. The Q•sa-
lity is out of the question, being to very much inferior.

QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA-
TERS.—The Nobility and Gentry are revattfully
formed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at Ys
and 4s. (id. per Rattle, as usual, of the most apposed Quali-
ties, at Steel and Meyer's, Lavender Water Merchants to Her
Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 13, Cathetine•
street, Strand. From the great demands made by Merchants,
Captains of Ships, and others, for these articles to export, they
are infiumed they may be supplied flan their oxteusiv,
stock,with from one to 1110 Grnce at Two Days notice, ann
that the Wotan Pr;ee;:bl 'teens...A..lo4, 0 9110 par Dso ,
Lavender, tfis the Honey Water, 58t T. Meyer's celebrated
Dentifrice is sea as usual at 2s. the hits, or 11. Is. per Dozen,
the excellence of which is too well known to !seed a reps:thrust.
Families residing in the Country, may have any quantity Of
Lavender sent them, by remitting a Note or order for Laymen t
in Town.

VICKERY's HEAD.D&FSG, the excel-
lence of which is conspicuous, hoot' it,. 'wing now so ge-
nerally adopted by p,raniages of the hest fashion and dia.
tiro:thin.
VICKERY, Proprietor of the Grand Magazine
for fashionable Article., at So. 6, Taremirk.street, Co.
vent garden, respectfully acquaints his PittOlbl and tile Pub-
lic, that the ahoy. Illead•Dress has received every embellish-
ment that could possibly tend to render it the mot material
appendage., without exception, to personal appiwance, am),
by being judiciously contrasted with the coniplextun, forms a
combination of excellence highly apinipriate to I.a.lies of
tote, fashion, beauty, aqd elegance. This System of Re-
commendation having for its superstructure the accomin.ida-
tion of his illustrious customers, Ir,t shall invariably adhere to
it a; the best means of preserving that amide reward of his
humble endeavours—then good opinion

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, prepares(
by E. COMPLIN, Ch. ne...t, 41, Blslitipsgate Within,
hoiden. This Sotrit is a certain Aue•lutc to aII Crllltagi,l4ll
Diseases, malignant Fevers, &c. PCMIII4 Afliiettll with Faint-
ing et Hysteric Fits, and All who attend the stek, or visit
places where itfection Kends, shoukl be provided with it.
A Letter hum Dr. •Trotter, Pitts:4.2u to Hi, Maiestes Vitus
which will accnmoJny each bottle, it is trusted, wal be consi-
dered bi the Public a+.l sufficient teitimony of it, effiza.y.
Sold, in topper bottles. pries 2s. 6d. be apixsintitient, by
Golding, 12. Conthill ; Banks, 132, St. Martin's lane, Cha-
ring exrni ,;Royal Exchange Gste ; ridding, 76, Oxford.
street; ii:ckerstalf andJoites, Ablgate; Clark, 269, Smooth ;
Ward, Holborn ; H and'W. Huniphrit, tl7, Fleet-wort ;
Barely and Son, Cr, Flee• market.

NEW ARTICLES UP DRESS
LADIES of FASHION are respeafully informed
NoßiNsoN, N, 13, Henrietta,street, Covent-
Garden, - that the Novelti y in hie va ions Manufactures of
CFIAMISERRYS, ITALIAN SARSNE FS, ROYAL !XS-
TRES, IMPERI ‘L NETS (plain' and in ur silver),
ITALIAN mus Liss. UNION POPLINS, with
several ushar elegant articles of his own invent's; r, prepared for
the present season, are now ready for iiispe.diun.
The Intl and nattering approaatiun with which the Articles
Robins a has brought torward in forme! 'cavort., luiv b.ertit
hon.iure..l. ha. Annulated his exertion in the production of
the above Collection, which, he doubts itiit, will be inually ap-
pr.ved
Family Mourning partieularly atte old to. Ales Family
Loren, India Mach s,aad every other .% -tide ut Linen Drapery
and Silk Wit-eq, as usual.

OnaGuinea in Throe saved, with Warmth, Pleasantness, and
Durability united, in the Purchase of CULLYER's SILK
STOCKINGS, fabricated with CtYll7Ol4 FEET, removed
from the Poultry, to Nu 146, Fleet-street.
IIHE truly astonishing rapidly increac:ng de.
mand fur the ;love, being a full confirmation of their
real Ut.lny, has induced the Proprietor most renwilfully to
seinen' tueir distingiiished and unrivalled excellencici to the
!mown t-ue and discernment of the Nobility, Cli.rge, and
Gentu, having just completed the largest sod most elegant
.4ssi;rtme.,l ever berme exhibned for Public Inspection Ladies
stout China White Silk, 7s 6d, or Three Pair M a Guinea, to
Ss W.; Geutle.netib, 7,. 64 or Throe Pair for a Guinea, to
10s. id.; Ladies and Gentlemen's stout and fine Black ditto,
6.61' voios 6d
N B. levy Article of Hosiery, of the first Fashion and
, Quality, to the present Semon.--.Five per Cant. diseount
.Inived to Purchasers of Three Pau and upward., at 146,
I Adietese.

GRATIS WITH BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER.
To-morrow will be delivered gratis, •in Impression saf his New
Work, entitled
RELL's UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER,
which, tiviin the interest and novelly of Its contents, the
stile of printiug and display, and the quality of the paper,
may be considered as a production of the greltert filtered and
curiosity ; which may be bid of 411 the Newasnert„ separately
from the Messenger, at Three Halfpence cash; or at HAI',
Office, Southampton street, Strand.

ORIENTAL. SAPONACIOUS COMPOUND.
KLOW, PERFUMER, begs leave to return
. his grateful acknowledgments to the Nubility and Fa-
shionable World, for the liberal ;nd unexampled patronage
which he has experienced Iron them since 1,1 commence-
ment. Ile ono' selleits to introslure to their particular atten-
tion his ORIENTAL SAPONACIOUS COMPtJUN D, which
he has discovered its the course of his Professional experiment.,
and can with the greatest confidence recommend it as the safest
and most valuable cosmetic ever yet discovered-`acing a cern
pound of such oily substances, as to soften the skin, and give
it that delicacy of texture so peculiar to the Fair Sex. It has a
decided preference in shaving over other soa:ei, as, loin its
oily nature, it prevents the skin from chapping, at the same
time leaving a grateful framance.
R. Low begs leave to inform the Public, that it is sold whole.
sale at his Snip ManufaCtory,Drurv-lane, oppoine Long Acta
—and retailed by the principal Perfumers in the United King-
dom, enclosed in paper, with an engraving of the Lion and
Rose, with the word: " Oriental Saporucious Compoui.d,"
over them, at Is. per square.

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