The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-24 00:00:00

THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY was founded
on the Union, in Mt, by some of the first Eleachers
-n Ireland, to oppose the new and injurious system of whiten.
me wrth muriatic acid, which destroys the fabric ; therhave
na house In this Count r but No. 4, Slournshury.square, near
Southampton-street, leading to liclborn. They sell no article
but Irish Linens, and not less than a Piece of Twenty-fire
Yards; each Piece is warranted as so fabric., and to be
bleached on the Gra,l, and the Money returned if a fault
appears.

• bash, as usual, for Rank of Ireland Nntes; Intl. English
produces them above 11.21. In Inland, which is taken off in
rating the tiOndS, and no second price made.
N. 14. Orders executed with Punctuality
J.. 013111FS, Agent to the Compsnv.

THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY
BANK, Nu. 8, LOWER JOHN-STREET, GOLDEN-
eita'aitilied many years, for supplying the Publie
with Money to any amount, upon every species of rell and
pereenal security, at annuity interest, is under the manage-
mein of a single Director, whereby the publicity attached to
modern Inatitetione.cooducted by numerous Director', and the
funds supplied by • multiplicity of Subscribers, is avoided
nor are the sasses of the parties recorded in Gies Souks, for
postral latepsettest, and transmitted to posterity. The tedious-
mesa marl factuality of Counsel are dispensed with,the business is
traneented with facility, sod without an, expoeui• or ctcaction.
Tbst Petite ate to apply parsurally, between the hoots of
Simko MI Ago 1 of by Laws (pest peed), addressed to the
Director of the Knightsbridge leek, No. 11, Lower John-
meet, mss-egesse. N.lll. lilt diseeentee.

FROM SATURIJ.IY

At the Court a► the Queen'. Palace, the 19th of August,
1119 f, posed:, the KlNG's M.st Excellent Majesty in Cooricil.
Majesty taking into consideration the measures recently
resorted to by the enemy tor distressing the COOMISMCO of the
united Kingdom, 0 pleasel, by and wen the advice of ins Pricy
Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all ve.ieis un-
der the Aag of Meckleriburgh, Oldenburgh, Papentnargh, or
Kniphausen, shall be forthwith warned not to trade iii future
at any hostile port, unless such ravels shall be goibg fauna, ur
coming to, a port of the United Kingdom; and in Cal*, may
such vessel, atter having been so warned, shall be found trail-
ing, or to have traded after such worn ng t or in case any easel
Of pots belonging to the inhabitants of such countries, atter
the expiration of six week. from thO date of this order, shad
be found trading, ,e to have traded. after six weeks have
expired, at asp beside port, tacit vessel mad goods. unless going
from, or corning to, a port oldie United Kingdom, shad be
mined and brought in fur legal adtadreatmo, and shall be con-
demned as lawful prise to His Majesty; and His Majesty's
Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty, and the image of the High Court of Admiralty,
and Judges of the Courts of V;ce•Admir..tr•, at. to take the
seceuary measure herein, as to the.o shall respectively
appertain. STE.Pif EN curraxu..

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 19th ef August.
1887, present, the KlN4'. Mel Esteßon Majeity in Coon-
cil•-oiiis Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right
Hoak's/able Henry Lard Matra.* to be L,tfal hienteinait el
the East Riding of the County of York, hill Lonidly, Om
day, took the oaths appointed to he takes thereupon, banal
of the oaths of allegiance a.ut supremacy.,
Um Majesty having bcag Owed to appoint Liesseasau