The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-07 00:00:00

RUSSIA SIIEETINI;,.i per yd.; damask
a 20,11001. stuck ois nine:ski:Li
Irish Linen, at rrA MAI /TT and J AMES'S., 78. I htford-street.
and the memo of IVinsley-street. The following is a list of
pram is
Snares sheeting, 1141. par yd. ; stout., aid.; superior,lod. • 9-Bthsy
Is.; superior quality, I td. ; 6-4ths, Is. Id.; and sonic exc'etdingls,
line Is. 3d.; 11-4ths. Is. 4A. to th. ; an immense quantity of 8-4th.,
2-4th5,116-4the. 11-4th., Ilmasa, without a scsm, from 211. Id. to 7..
pa yard ; the 12-4ths, at Zia. to 7s. peculiarly adapted for the use of
Noblemen and ',amities of distinction.
Irish sheeting, s.4ths Wide. at Is. *l.; very good, Is. ; and
eaceeditsgly fine, ; 6-4thn do. tn. 2d. to 3.. td.; and a few
pieces eery beautiful, at M. itd. never equalled before at Is. fid. per
yard{ 11-4ths Damask breakfast cloths, Is. 61. each; 6.4t1n.
2a. ed.; 7-Itha. 3s. 3d. ; 8-4ths, ha. 6 ; ti long, fis. ltd.; 3 yards,
Its.; 4 yards, 26%. ; and a superb aseorement of the richest damask,
of every size, uncommonly cheap; hreskfrit and dinner napkins to
match; also about 1.111111 cloths, of dillerent slats, a little soiled of
course, much under their original cost; AM dozen of cambric
handkerchiefs, hs. od, per down ; and jaccnnet muslin, Ad. per
yard, 1i yard wide, with every description of muslin., plain and
printed ; and an immense stock of Itarclay's and other approved
maker. of Coleraine Irish linen; all of which will be found, upon
inspection, to he decidedly cheap.
No abatement made or credit given, but if any ankles do not
give satisfaction, the money returned.
At particular, Mallcott and James's, 711, Osford.street, the
Pantheon lunen Warehouse, and the corner shop.

GREAT REDUCTION IN SILKS.
RICH OROS DE NAPLES, 2.. ad. per Void

W11.1.1A MS and I'o. 111,' f /X1441D-STREET,
I having been allowed the full redaction of the duty on their
present 20,0001. Stock of the rieheat Silk. of every description, are
now enabled to offer the whole at such unpreeedentedly low Priest,
that Ladies, will beeonvinced by an inspection, that they can now
pnrohaae Silk. at little more than half the former lakes :--l'olottred
Oros de Naples, 2.t. 3d. per yard ; the richest made, In every new
colour, tram 31. 911. to 4.1. fal. ; wide Florence Sarceneta, fmm
2.. Ad. to 3e. 4.1. ; smut bustrings, 3.. 3d. to Is. ; rich Silvers!
Mantua, he. uo As. 10d., usually sold at IS. Ad ; wide Levantines,
3.. Gd., very rich, 4s. 101., the richest made, from Na. 3d. to Gs. 4d. ;
rich l'oplina, 11t.5A. ; real Irish, from 2a. 3.1. to 2s. ird. ; Damask
Napkin's, His. AIL per dozen ; large Ilimskfaat Clotho, Ihri. each ;
fine Ihimaak ditto, 2141. ; large 1/ainaak, Ik. drop. ; beautiful Din-
ner ditto, Ss. fad. ; double Damask, Ils. A.I. to Its., usually sold at
:'also; strong sheeting., ed. per yard. 11d. wide,9441., real lies.
MS, I Id. to 1411., ditto, 2.1 wide, 2s. Id., 3 yards wide, without a
seam, A.td. to 3a. worth 4%. Ad. ; large Counterpanes, he. Ad.
each ; large Diaper Towels, Its. Ad. per dozen ; Ml dozen of fine
Cambric Dandkerriiieti, fa per dozen ; Irish Linen. 341. per
yard, fine ditto, 11.14., very fine. for gentlemen's wear, Rid. to 2141.;
leidi Sheeting'. I A yard wide, I lid., fine ditto, frost 144. to Did. ;
real Search Holland. 2 yards wide, 24. Ail. ; One I 'ambrle and Ja-
conet Muslin. 12a. per piece ; wide Furniture Ihroity, Gd. per
yard ; real India Longelotha, fiid. per yard.
NV11.1.1 a zus and have now sompleted their assortment of
Edinburgh and Norwich Shawl's, made expressly for the present
awash, which, for variety and extant, is unrivalled in the Me.
trepollt.

N.A. No Path-not rut.
111. Oxford-niret t, corner of Regent-cirrus.
1)IT.:11 APH LINEN. Ar.

It(IDERTSGAW A NI) I P. 91 and IMP, ( ixieoßn-STREET,
IVholeasle and Retail
REAIIV-111A1)E LINEN MA NIT.I('TI'RERS,
Both as it'eAring.apparel and for Household Mummies.
MRS. 11()IIERTSIT A l‘r haying received great En-
couragement iu thin Dep_artment of their extensive Con.
cern, begs leave to return her graiftil Thanks, and likewise to in.
farm the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, that she has made
arrangements to carry on this Branch of their Mishima upon the
must extensive itenk, and will thereby be enabled to execute Orders
Inc Foreign or Home Consumption, in less time than any House in
London. and at the most reasonable Charges.
Orders for India, &e. washed, marked, and packed.

REUENT-STREET READY-MADE LINEN AND GE
NF: It A L OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE.
GRA HA Ni belga leave most mtpeetfully to inform
PP • bodies and Gentlemen. that he is now SELLING a large
ittantity of RE.% GY-MADE LINEN, at the following re-
inlrkalify low Prices. If —Calico Shirts, M. to Ss. ; Long
Coth, 44. to M. ; Irish Linen Shirts, Si. 6d., 45., GI., Its., 120.,
to 164. ; lAtlics' Chemises, 6d., to 3s. ; Night ditto,
2s. ltd., to 6s. ; Slips, Is.
litessie (linens, lbs. Flannel and Cotton Waistcoats, Drawers,
Sheets, Towels, Stockings, Cravats, &c., cheaper than nny house,
in London, at Graham 206, Regent-street, opposite Conduit.
street.

N.B.—lrish Linens mill on Commission by the Pieee.

A SATIN(: TO THE PUBLIC.
BLAKE's SEAL and (1.0111 CAP MANJIFA('-
r • TORY. CARPET RAO. and PORTMANTEAc
WARF.HorsE, 111, St. Martin's lane, London lopposite
thr l'horeh.

This Advertisement will be four.d wonbv the attention of Gen-
tlemen going ahmad. Managers of Schools, Public Institutions,
rod also of Private Foniilies. Caps are much better for Boys,
being lighter and cheaper than fiats : an extensive ansortment is
always kept, and rosy he had at the following low prices :—Super.
hie Illue (loth raps. Ns.; Fur. 3s. ; Youths' best rich Wool Seal
skin, fts. and as ; Ladies' and Gentlemen's hest Seal Skin Tra-
velling Ceps, at Oa-, 7‘.. and Hs. ; rich !mitres. ifs., Ina., and 12s.
caps (leaned, Altered, and Repaired. Strong Blue Morten
Rags, well lined, 2s. fol. and .lam. Oil.; Carpet Raga, with patent
trans and brawl lock, KC Portmanteaus and Trunks of every de-
Ncriptino.--N.B. The Trade supplied to any extent.

IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, PATRONISED BY
TIIE NOBILI'rY AND GENTRI'.
THE IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, or Pmtne-
nada Clog. An entire new. elegant. :awl superior Article
for Wks, to protect the feet from damp, and calculated to form a
distinguished part of the. Carriage or Promenade Drew.
The ;HEALTH PRESERVERS for Gentlemen. reownmended
►y the Faculty as the only Articles for effectually repelling damp or
wet from the feet.

Invested and soM by W. JACK MAN. Fashionable Boot and
hboe-maker, 347, ihfurd-street ; and, by his appointment, at the
dbwing places :
Belbuny. St. James's-street, Brighton ; Down.' and CO., Davey-
place, Norwich ; Turnbull. Exchange, Cheltenham ; Wall,
George-street Hosting. ; and whnicsale at the Manufactory, Don-
n:Ark-house, II igh-strcet, Bloomsbury, London.

LADIES WHO STUDS' THEIR OWN INTERESTS ARE
INVITED TO INSPECT THE IMMENSE VARIETIES
ON S.tLE, AT I'NION-11011SE,
No. 41, OXFORD-STREET. JUST OPF.NED.
A Twenty-thousand pound ST(KIi of the newest and
; most elegant articles for the Autumn and Winter wear, con_
.sting of rare Fun, in Muffs. I'elerinra, Tippets, Flounces. Ac.:
amid Silks, /tr, of every colour, in Angola's, Hrar de Naples.
I.:canticles. /kr. ; superior Verona Silk and Opera Cloaks, from
Rath and Cheltenham Cloaks. at and upwards ' •
ashmeres, Plaids, Verona Stripes, Norwich ('rapes and Bombs.
MM.at !let. per yard ; an extensive variety of ready-made themes,
sith Bodies. &.c. 104. each.
Five thousand Shawls anti Scarfs, all new patterns, recently par-
chased at MI per cent, under the market, with Family Mourning of
may description. equally cheap.
W/1147HT anti CO., having purchased the Stneik of Mr.
Kissing, hue of Oxford.street, at extraordinarily low F cen, now
"Tilllfor sale 10,1100 pair of Blankets, at :W. per pair; iidl Damask
fable Cloths. 4-4ths. and Colerain Irish Linens, a litte,..oiled
'sla pieces of stout Irish and German Sheetings ; Quilts, ` ounter-
-I,l.nes. and every netivr ar;iele in Family Linen Draper. Silk
r""eccy, frabetdavhery, Illosivry. free and 1;loves, whist' they
sin .01 for rash, on lower terms than any house in the metropolis.
I:. Wright and (:0., No. 44, 4/afoul-street, Union House, be-
"'ern Nsd ewnnut and Berner% streets. No relit. No unpaid letters
.ouver.

N.B. Country Commissions partiodarly actantlail $.