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

TIIIRD MEETINGS.

Cot, W. Me-house-bine, victualler - . . 12
Honeyeett, W. Dalston, Middlesex, carpenter - - 10
Kelsey, H. Pall.anall, milliner . . . 12
Pear', R. Tokenhousayard, broker - . 10
Rowe, J. Cornwall, merchant - . - 10

FIRST NICTIIIGII.
Amara Garcia de Luna, Water-lane, merchant -
Colbert, W. R. hlaidatone, brewer . . .
DI V IDEND.
Dye, R. Peckham, wheelwright - .

BIRTHS.
Or. the Sth instant, at (hove House, Hendon, Mrs. Hall, of
Boswell-court, of a daughter.
At Edinburgh, on the Ist of Match, the Dochesse de Coigray,
of a daughter.
On Thurtdwf, at his father's house, Old Palace.yard, the
Lady of Thomas Jervis, Esq. 6th Dragoon Guards, of twin
daughters.

➢TARRIED.
On the 4th but. at. Streatham Church, Nathaniel Bowdon. se-
cond son of Robert Smith, Esq. of Broltenburst, Hants, to Emily
Nary, youngest daughter of the late John R. Ripley, Esq. of,
Clapham-cornmou, Surrey.
Ito-married on Saturday, at St. 3lartin's-in-the-Fields, after an
hymenial trip to °remit (tree.. Mr. Elijah Danes. of Philadelplda,
to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. James Dallet, of Putney.

DIED.
On Friday morning, at Limehouse. aged 75, Mrs. Rudge, re-
lict of the late James Rudge, Esq. of Heath-end House, Croom-
hall, in the county of Gloucester.
At Rosevalen, Mrs. Catherine Arthur. widow of the late Mr.
Philip Arthur, aged 77. She was mother of twenty children, in
nineteen years, at single births, and her remains were carried to the
grave by her grand-children.
On Thursday, the ?.Bth ult., the Rev. Talbot Keene, M.A.,
Vicar of Brigstock cum Stanion, in the county of Northampton,
and Rector of Tadmarton, Oxfordshire, at the advanced age of
89 years.
At Cottentock, near (handle, a short time sines, an aged wo-
man, who had lived for many years as cook in the service of Sir
George and Lady Booth, of Cotterstoek Hall, at whose marriage
she attended, and was dressed in the fashion of that day, in her
then best. Sir George and his lady lived to a good old age, but the
cook out-lived them both, and received by their bequest a weekly
pension to the day of her death. Such was the good old cook's
gratitude, that, a short time before sbeexpired. she put on the very
gay attire, cloak, bonnet, and white favours, which she wore at the
tying of the nuptial knot of her good master and mistress t and
in these antiquated habiliments she was interred, leaving the rest
of her clothes, &c. to the in mates of the house in which she had
lived on condition of their seeing that she was not despoiled, in her
coffin, of her valued attire.—Lincolo dlercw ry.

HIGH NVATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-MUDGE.
Morning, 54 min. after 6. Afternoon,;26 min. after 7.

CAND4ES.

Tr HE present PRICE of CANDLES, ot T. POTTER'S
Manufactory, 730Crewford-street, illary.la-bonne s—liens
Wax Candles, 3s. fid.per lh. ; Sperm ditto, 21. 6d. ; Store Moulds,
Bs. pie.s. perd. dozen Store Dips, 6s. tid. per dozen ; genuine Sperm Oil,
4 per gallon.
Orden delivered free of any expanse five miles round London.
AU Country Orders must contain • Reference to a House in
Tone.

-TM. Money, with Expenses of Carriage, returned, if the moot
perfect satisfaction is not given.

TO THE CURIOUS IN SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS.
The intrinsic value of Any Article cannot be effectually ascertained
without a trial, therefore
13 WHAM) HITCIIEN, HAT-MAKER, No. es,
it Rini-street, Covent-gardee, respectfully solicits the Corley.
in BEAVER HATS to make a Male! has best Superfine', manu-
factured in every Fashionable Shape now wore.
Also of his superfine BEAVER LADIES' RIDYNG HATS
and VELVET BONNETS, ace. trimmed in the most Fashion-
able Style, and now ready for inspection on terms the most
'reasonable.

',l' Corner of New-streot.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF SELLING OFF,
PREVIOUS TO REMOVING TO 130, REGENT-
STREET.
ASHEARS and Co., beg re•Oeetfally to inform the
• Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that the time for their
Removal being new so very limited, and as the blink of their
Stack mast previously be cleared, they have been induced to make'
, a dal Ear redacden in their prices, and they can with cond.
!knee say, that greater. Bargains were never offered, which, upon
inspection, trill prove what they here amen.
The Stock comprises every description of Silk-matey, Gauze
Dresses, Silk Opera Cloaks, &c., die.
Edinburgh, Norwich, and China Crape Shawls and Scarfs, at one
half their cost. SHEARS and 01
14, Henrietta-meet, Covent-garden, London.

IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, PATRONISED BY.
THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

- - -
rrilllE IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, or Prem.
1. mule Clog. An entire new, elegant, and superior Article
for Ladles, to protect the feet from damp, and calculated to form a
diMilTart of the Carriage or Promenade Dress.
liMeil&S HEALTH PRESERVY.RS far Gentlemen,
recemnsmaid by the Faculty as the only Articles for &bill:mill, re-
pelling imp or wet from the feet.
Invented and sold by U'. Jackman, Fashionable Boot and Shoe
maker, 347, Oxfordatreet ; and, by his appointment, at the follow-
irg places :--
Bellamy, St. James's-ataist, Brighton ; Bowsel and Co., Davey.'
place, Norwich ; Turnbull, Exchange, Cheltenham ; Wall,
George-street, Halting.; and windmill at the Manufactory, Den-
mark-house, High-snset, Bloomsbury, London.

GEOGH EGA N and CO, Proprietors of the BELFAST
LINEN WAREHOUSE, and Agents for the sale of
genuine IRISH POPLINS, are constantly receiving at the Lon-
don Branch of their Establishtnent, No. 178, Regent-street, direct:
from the Bleach Green, fresh supplies of Irish Linen-Drapery,
comprising general assortments of yard-wide and seven-eighth
Linens, of warranted fabrics and soand bleaches; Dams& and
Diaper Table Linen and Napkins; home-made ad_ maidhsL
Sheeting', of every breadth ; Cambria, Lawns, and berdsmidAlant.
brie Handkerchiefs t with every article of Linen Maandwnws, the,
produce of the Irish Loom, selected expressly for the Linea n Mat-
at, with that attention to supmor quality and mudimes Oft;
which they are 'detertnincd shall ever distinguish illloAr
them, and prove their ability as manufacturers, idelic=ll
potters, of giving to the public advantages not srlddnthe mach of
every house-
A large STOCK of 'READY-MADE LINEN and LONG.,
CLOTH SHIRTS, always on SALE, and orders for Shirts to
any pattern, accented parroptly, in a very superior manner.
Purchasers for Freer Markets, Captains of Ships, and Persona
requiring general Outfitting, supplied On the•lorest possible taloa.

THE CHEAPEST FEATHER-13ED WAREHOME IN
THE WORLD.
TMIDDLETON, No. 19, SAEBICAN, Loam,
respectfully announces to Families Fambebisqr, and the
Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS and FEATHER-
BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very low
Prices, viz.:—
Capital White Ocoee Feathers, well stored e. d. 4s. d.
and dressed, per lb. 0 2 6 to 0 3 0
flood elreyAloose .. 9. 1. 111. to • 2. 3;
Poultry - - . 0 0 16 to 0 1 6
Hoek* . - - 9 0 3 to.* 0 8

_ - - - - - - -
Best White Goose Beds - 3 13 8 to 8 8
Grey ditto ditto - - 2 12 6 tee 0
Poultry ditto - 1.10 oto 3 3 0
Flock ditto - . 16 oto 1 6 0
Bordered Flock and Hair Mattresses - 0 8 oto 1 8 6
Wool and Horse Hair . . 1 2 0 to 3 3 0
Alabama:NT Bedsteads - - 2 12 6 to b 6 0
Tent Bedsteads - ' - .1 6 otol le 0
Half-Tester ditto - 1 4 .0 to 1 6
Stump ditto - - 0-18 oto 1 3.0
Feathers sold in any quantity from Slb. Bed Ticks at Prime
Cost. if to be filled. blattretmes, Chairs, and Sofas, re-made and
re-stuffed. 01d Beds exchanged or stuffed, by a process entirely
new. Four-Post Chintz Furniture, and every kind c,f Ornamental
Decorative Drapery, arranged in the molt elegant and tasty man-
ner, in a few hours' notice. Contracts for Ililltary, Naval, add
School Bedding, executed in any quantity.
J. 811DDIXTON solicits a trial of the above Goods z and he
mists, upon comparison, they will be found superior to any on sale
at the present time. Upon the principle of keeping the Best Goods,
and selling at the'Lowcst Prices, he builds his hopes of future,suc.
cm* in tratfe, which he w ll scrupulousiv adhere to.
N.B. 111ATTIt13S.SLS PAILLASSES, ke.

Opposite Di Dixon's Repository,