The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-08 00:00:00

No. 6,633.

To Sail early in .Ipril,
FOR BATAVIA, SINUAPORK, and PENANG, the
remarkably fast-mailing new enppereil Snow, SA I.:110:1
RIVER, A I. bonbon in tons, JOHN ORA NSMORE, Com-
mander. Lying In the City Canal.
Far Freight or romp apply EDMUND
DMUND READ,
I, Richea.court, Llnteatreet.

To mil from the River in March, and from Portsmouth the 10th
of April
, ,OA BOMBAY Direct, the fast-sailing Teak Ship
TRIUMPH, A 1. a Constant Trader; THOMAS
eIItREN, Commander (of the Hun. Company's Service, and late
of the Ship Barkworth); barthen 64U tons; lying in the City
Canal.
For Freight or Paseage apply to Capt. Orem, ea the Jerusalem
Calfee-house ; to Mews. Painter, Wilson. and Co. King s Arms-
yard ; to Mr. Robert Taylor; ft to EDMUND READ,
Etehes-court, Lime.ssrast,
]ibis Ship is Sued expressly for the Accommodation of Preen.
•itert. and carries an experienced Surgeon.

To SoII from the River In all the Month of Math, and heat
Portsmouth the 10th of
rft MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at MA-
DFA RA, the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A I. inarthen
SAMICEL OW EN (fl. C. ti.), Commands: (late of the
Prrideace). Ilion in the City Canal.
For Freight at. Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeri's:t-
hin (Joao Rouse • to Moors. Rickards. Mackintosh, and Co
elahopsgato-stniet-Withln I or to EDMUND READ,
I, Rieheircourt,
This Ship Is fitted r sad, far conveying Passeasra, foe whom
die accommodation MOM commodious sad azteasive.
TRONAOR OP ale

1E SPECIAL
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1f ,NAk.
M lOW . • •••
MASTER GRIME ASTML bu the honour to
111111011 Dee, that Ida FIRST CONCERT is Ind fee
THURSDAY, the likk of March, at the ARGYLL-ROOMS.
Tickets, Half-a-Guinea ark, to be had of Master Ow. Amu%
No. Is, Cork-surct, Beadistreet ; mad at the principal .14asic
Shops.

ALTZIN4 I, QUADRILLES, and every other De-
e of Fashionable DANCING, TAUGHT in
ElGlllrarraONS, by Mr. SW. WALHOURN, at his resi-
dence, No. 7, Easton-crescent, Hutton-square, New-road, where
persons of any age may be instructed at any boor of the day : a
inifllelent number always ready for the Quadrilles.
An Academy for Ladies twice a week.
A select Quadrille Party every Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri-
day Evenings, from Eight till Ten.
Wanted a Young Man of respectable connexions al on in-door
Apprentice; one that can play the Violin or Pianoforte' would be
preferred.

TA NGUAI;ES.—G. BL A ErTERMANN, L L.D, Pro-
I
• femoraferwlent and modern Literature, respectfully Informs
Lid* and Iliatitklnes, desirous of arqulring any of the continental
nrrekthis, at his Aradentles,3ll, Tonbridge-place, New-ruad,
Lestbetsellere-brilding, London-wall, he continues, with
proper assistance, to teach the French, Italian, German Spanish,
Latin and (hank Languages, an the only sure and efficacious plea,
which, adapting itself to every capacity, closely unites practice with
theory. Any mode of instruction, without this characteristic is, and
must be, fallacious: it originates with conceited ignorance, is puffed
forth by interested knavery, and only supported for a time by
duped imbecility. The progress made, and the opinion toter-
dined by those he has instructed, constitute at once the fairest and
the *evince* test of the capacity and the qualifications of an in-
structor. _ .

Dr. n. hopes, therefore, that he will not expose himself to the
charge of ostentation, In stating, that be has received most flattering I
testimonials of the approbation and eaddaction of the many Intel- I
persona of both sexes, whom he has instrueed : several of
"Wm, being residents of the oseiropolla, may be referred to.

TRULY INTERESTIN6 MODE OF IMPA
FOREIGN LANOVAGES.

MR. W., Author of a hiihly-approved French Gram-
mar. and patronised by Noblemen and Gentlemen of the
blithest Mains-Min, begs knee to Inform Ladies and Gentlemen de-
aims of &evening a speedy knowledge of FOREIGN LAN-
GUAGES, that he bee disonvesed a new and any mode of impart-
Lag them, by which he pledges Mown', in terms tbe most unequt-
'local, to teach Persons of either Sea to Speak French or German
in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write comedy, in
Twelve Lemons.

Apply by better, post.pali, a pesebaßy, at 1211,Sbrall, opposite
Eleter 'Change.
A fßdavit fern D. P. F.M. R.N.
n. P. of the Royal Navy, and now residing at
emiketheoth end meet, that tinder the mitten of Mr. W. be was
Via enabled, without the slightest prerimin knowledge of the Ger-
man Language, to Trandateby hituaell with ere, in Fiye Lemma*
Burgher'. celebrated Poem, c..titled, Eleonora."
Swam at the Guildhallof London,
this 12th day of February, nay,
lifetime me, MAGNAY, Mayor.

Testimonial from li. T. E. %mister at law.
0. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that under Mr. W—'s
'tuition. '1 was enabled, without any previous knowledge of the
French language, to TraMasts in Fourteen Lessons, not only
Trench Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapers.
Numerous other Testimonial/Imm tboaspst distinguished Fami-
lies, may be son by applying as above.

OHARLES WRIGHT, Winn 14111ICHANT to his
Karel nightie's the Allot let Clarenee, next to the King's
Theatre, Opera Colonnade, diairemarket, London, has purchased
the whole of flarmester's tine 18111 PORTS, now in the Dock,
which, the fruit, flavour, and body, are enatchleact in the trade; in
Pipes and nogeheatir at 1111111. .per Pipe. The above will be for.
warded horn the Docks, and permitted front thence to the pm.
amen.

CHARLES WRIORT itaa.in !stook same fine Old Pan, *a
per doe. ,• superior Sherry. 3fis. par t and Cape Modeirs, 1(0.
A good Hogshead, calculated for various purposes, will he
packed wk two dozen of each pf the above-named warranted ge-
mune Wines. bottles, Re. its. ineladed, and aunt on receipt of
101. t or hilt the quantity, in [damper, dor 01.
Carcavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Tenseilli. Bundles, and Ma-
deira, ac., 5281. per dia.; Old &gime diranisatOtard, 235. sd. ;,
Jamaica Rum, IM. kid.anu s
d. per ' some fine fresh
FlPlanae Oil, first quality, ennillilasku,4lla. per ease.—
tzealanding, the lirst.quatity of C from the William,
Docks, Ws. per dqun,...Tee it be timid, enclosing
eunittanees, and whirl. gill be ipneiinll attended to.

THE LAROEET, CHEAi'"EST, NO BEST STOCK OF
LINEN-DRAFEItIi IN EUROPE,
Is now co SALE at A Rai VIA-HOUSE. Regent-o'ml-
HODGE and LOWMAN Wholesale Drafirm, who
Sell all Goods by the Piste, at Manchester Prove to
_enumerate the whole of which would far exceed the limits of an
Advertisement. A few of their regular price will,absor the decided
.cheapness of all.
Good damask napkins, 7s. a dozen ; breakfast cloths, Mid. each;
about ON rich damask cloths, front two to ten yards long, beauti-
fully fine, that are a little wiled, to be sold at soactly one-half their
original cost ; large Russia towels, 104. • down ; glue cloths, 46.
mock Russia sheeting}, full yard wide, a yard ; fine ditto, ad. ;
real Russia fine, stout, and full yard and quarter wide, 11d. a yard,
well worth lid. ; line ditto, ; very fine, Ifid. and Ind. ; 46pleces
uncommonly stoat and ,very line, lid. and Is. ; a few pieces, the
asset imported, from Is. to Is. id.; three bales of the full width,
aritig no seam, 25.; fine ditto, 2s. Id., the regular_ price Is. 4€1.4.
!Irish shootings, 3-Iths wide, 12d.; stout, lid. and.l6d. fine ditto,
sea. andlts.,; a lot of 6.ith ditto, top fine, N. 2d. and 2s. 1k1..•
awroassambortas of the best linen !rotund ever produced. from 2t.f.
a pad to 41. ed. ; alma quality, I. and 14d. ; fine, ; very
Ambled. and Rs. heautifully Sine sad undressed, Os. 3d. and Es. 6d.,
rainy worth 3a. 6d. ; three eases of Gentian Hollands for gentle-
men a wear, 2s. fid. a yard to 6s. W.; 3.022 elegant Marseilles
quilts, full three yards square, 13s. Gd.: good large counterpanes,
4s. Ad.; coloured ditto, for servants, 31. fkl. ; ell-wide calicoes,
did. a-yard ; lot of India long cloths, ell wide, I*. 801. a piece. u 5
yards a fine undressed for shirting, Ida. and liavhe Pekes earth
. yard.
Fine Welsh flannels and %Pitney blankets, 26 per Celt off the
winter prices; good worms, lid. a yard; fittest, 1801.; chintz fur-
riltntes,96. a yard; town printed ditto, I3d. ; coloured linings, (Al.;
remind, dimitlea, 50. • stout linen hurkabacks for towels, M. to
12.1. a yard ; a lot of goiUd twilled stuffs, Gd.; pieces of line jjac-
conets Air dresses tw tvavats, las. the piece ; twenty yards very fine,
21s. and 21e. worth 2s. a yanl ; a few pieces of rod India, 42a. a
Titre; fine India mulls, books, and nainsooks ; India deers striped
dresses, 5a.11t1. each ; India sprig book drosses, Ills. lid. each, cheap
at 23e.; book muslins, lid. a yard ; curtain muslin, 6-4th wide,
40. a yard.
A lot of new and elegant flounced robes. from 10s. to VA. Id.
each; about 360 dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs. DO. to
to ;ids. admen ; a fine quality, at 20s. and 265. ; an unusually large
asunonent of rich mellower shawls, square and long, some very
handsome 004th wide and toll three yards long, 21s. each ; richly
tilled, Ms. Gd.
The richost gees de Naples, amends, ducapes, lavantines,
crapes, borntasiner, Ac., as well as a beautiful choice of the richest
laces, gloves, and hosierv-eombining in one establishment every
article usually sold by Drapers, Mercers, Haberdashers, or Hosiers,
which saves purchasers the trouble and time of going to half a
dozen chop&
An inspection will convince that HODGE and LOW MAN can
and will sell the best goods at lower prices than any retail shop in
London.
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r;edit given or abatement made, and all goods sold at the
prices here specified.
Argyll House, Regent-street, three doors from the Argyll
Rooms. 'Vomit! Letters ere not answered.
hiIOPAKEEPERS anti C'OUNTELY DEALFRA Monied
IPPIy b fore Eleven o'clock.