The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-02 00:00:00

CURIOUS SHAWLS AT HALF PRICE.

GREAT BARGAINS in HANDSOME and RARE
SHAWLS are now submitted to the Nobility and Public,
many of them being Inas than half tilde original price. The Square
Shawls in India red, blue, scarlet, white, crimson, fawn, and Week,
which were Four (lulneas,'are to be add at 41c ; Cachemere ditto,
at Sla Guineas, for 70s. ; Ifing Shawh (in the above colour), in the
aamdititiourzio=fela. to 111.
of Phowls eras (Ai property of a very consi-
derable Factor, who spared no expense of pattern and quality.
They are consigned for Sale (ready Money only) to BROWN and
CO., Silk 31anufacturent, 13, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. Of
wholesale purchasers in any sum exceeding 101. a Banker's Accept-
ance at two months will be taken.

RUSSIA SIIEETING, 6d. per yd.; damask napkins,
61. 611. per dozen, with • 20,0001. stock of Sheetings and
Irish Linen, at 3IALLCOTT and J MIES'S, 78, Oxford-street.
and the corner of Winaley-street. The following Is a list of
prices ;
Russia sheeting, fld, per yd. ; stout, fill. ; superior, 100. ;
IL j superior quality, 144.; ti-4ths, Is. Id. ; and some exceedingls,
fine, I. 3d. ; 6-4thß, Is. Id. to,2b. ; an immense quantity of 8-4ths,
9-4ths,lo-4ths,ll-4ths, Ilussias, without a seam, from 2s. 14. to 7s.
per yard ; the 12-4ths, at ifs. to 7s. peculiarly adapted for the use of
Noblemen and Families of distinction.
Irish sheeting, o.4ths wide, at Is. 3d. ; very good, la. fkl. ; and
exceedingly fine, 25.; 8-4ths do. 2s. 24. to 3s. fid. ; and • few
pieces very beautiful, at 3s. W. never equalled before at 4s. 64. per
yard; 3.4ths Damask breakfast cloths, Is. 64. each I 6-Iths,
4d.; 7.4ths, 3s. 3d. ; (Lithe, Os. 6d. ; 2j long, 6e. yd.: 3 yards,
12s. ; 4 yards, 20. ; and • superb awiortmesit of the richest damask,
of every size, uncommonly chap; breakfast and dinner napkins to
match ; also about 1,000 cloths, of different sizes, a little wiled of
course, much under their original cost i 60 dozen of cambric
handkerchiefs, bs. 6d. per dozen ; and Jacconet muslins, 64. pa
yard, I j yard wide, • ith every description of muslins, plain and
printed ; and an immense stock of Barelay's and other approved
makers of Coleraine Irish linen; all of which will be found, upon
inspection, to be decidedly cheap.
No abatement made or credit given, but if any articles do not
give satisfaction, the money returned.
Be particular, blaUeott and James's, 78, Oxford-street, the
Pantheon Linen Warehouse, and the corner shop.

DITTY 'WE SILK 0001 K

TO THE ARMIHKRB OF RICH SILK STOCKINOS, SU-
PERFINE COTTON AND LAMBS' WOOL HOSIERY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT UNPRECEDENT-
EDLY LOW PRICES.
10 KIPLING and CO. respectfully solicit an inspec-
. tion of their extensive Stuclt, which they are not/ selling
at the following Price.:—
China silk, cotton feet, from 2a. 2d. ; stout, a.. very stout,
48. Rd.

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China, all Silk, 3s. 11d. I stout, 41. 9d• very stout, Gs. Gd.
Evening Dress, all Silk, ss. 3d. ; stout, Diu. fd. ; rich lace, is• fid-
tientlesuen's stout Silk, 7s. (id.; very stout, Us. 6d.
Cotton Stockings, M. per pair; fine quality, Ils. lisl. per
dozen; stout and fine, Is. fid., or IQs. lid. per dozen; superfine,
25., or 22%. and ad. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2s. Gd, or 2Rs. Gil.
per dozen.
(ientlemen's unbleaehal Cotton, 9s. pof dozen; very stout,
Is. fid., or 17s. per dozen; extra stout, Is. 114., or 20s. per dozen.
Half Hose, tis. ; fine, I Is. per dozen.
1/rawent, Is. Rd.; very stout, 2s. 3d., or pantaloon ditto, 21. Gd.
Ladies' Kid Moves, I Is. fid. per dozen . • French Kid, Is, 3d.,
or 14s. &1. per dozen • . best Kid, 'ls. fid. or 17s- per dozen.
Dentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, Ilk. per dozen; best, Is. 6d.,
or 16a. fad. per dozen.
Doe Skin, 2s, or 225. Rd. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. Gd., or
28s. 6d. per dozen.
Families and Dentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an
extensive Stock, will lied this an advantageous opportunity of
laying out their money profitably.
H. Kipling and 11'0.'s Warehouse, No. 16, Poultry, ten doors
from the Mansion (louse.

NINETY-FIFE DOZEN of FRENCH CA NIBRI('
HANDKERCHIEFS, at Ills a dozen; fine, 161. and 315.;
seven boxes of the finest Franceever.produced, from 255. to 525.61;
a lot of soiled Damask Napkins, is. a dozen, well worth lis.:
Breakfast Cloths, IHil. each ; rich Damask Cloths, two and a half
yards long, 7s did. each ; three yards ditto, 12a. 6d. t three and a
half ditto, 16a. ; Mock Russia Sheeting. Cat a yard ; fine ditto,
lid.; Real Russia, yard and quarter wide, 18141.; very stout, 12d.
and 14d.; tine ditto, Ilia.; 200 pieces very stout, and curiously
fine, from HQ. to 2a.; 63 pieces of the full width, requiring no
seam, •2a. Id. (the common price is 2s. Pd.) ; 17 boxes of fine Irish
Sheetings, full 5-4ths wide, lid. a yard ; line, 16d. and 18d. ;
superfine, 25.
TEN THOITSAND PIECES of the best IRISH LINENS
ever imported, from 9.1. a yard to is. 6d.; stout, lid. and 16d.;
tine, ; fine undressed, 21d. and 2s.
Six Cases of real tierman Holland., from 3s. • yard to 6s. Cid.;
fine ell-wide Long Cloths, II!. 100. the pieta (3 yards), well
worth 10d. a yard ; elegant Marseilles Quilts, full three yards
square, 14. 6d. each ; good lark Counterpanes, is. &L ; (,hintz
Furniture& Pd.; Furniture Dimities, hl. ; good Moreau. lid. ;
large Russia Towels, tlx. a dozen ; Glass Clotlu, is. 61; India
Rook Muslin& lid. a yard.
THIRTEEN BALES of WITNEV BLANKETS, full 35
per cent. off the winter prices, fur reidylnPart only.
At HOD GE and lAPWMA Wholesale Drapers and Mer-
ter& Argyll House, Regent-street, three doors trout the Argyll
Rooms.

All Goods by the Piece at Manufacturer's Priem
Captains, Country Dealers, and Shopkeepers, are requested to
apply before eleven o'clock.

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SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET FURNI-
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1 the Public that they still continue the above Establishment,
fur ;he benefit of industrious mechanics who have large familift,
by offering them manufactured articles in the Cabinet line, of the
best workmanship, and cheaper than any house can de in boadon
by 2.1 per cent., then. being no other profit required on the pods
but the bare house expenses; at the same time will be sutficientli
satisfied with having constant employment for themselves an.'

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mechanics, adding the number of their wives and families, amount-
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June, 1820, ten; and in June, 11121, eight. The total number now
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be enabled to increase the number of the Society.
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prices, all warranted-ready money only.
FLU size mahogany four post bedstead, lath bottom 3/. 15s. ; full
size tent bedstead a 6s. ; bordered hair mattress to fit IL Is.
mahogany drawer, solid ends 3/. 3s. . • feather bed 21.106 ; ditto,
free from dust and smell, full size 31. 10s. ; six japanned chairs of
any description in oil IL lie. ; best Otto wash-hand stands 165.;
ditto dressing-table, 165,; hearth rugs 14s. ; three feet six
Inches chest Qf drawer% Y! Is ; three feet mahogany' Penis
broke table IL Ills. ; three feet ditto on pillars and claws
31. 15s. • mahogany dressing-table 11. ; ditto bidett, best 11. 411. ;
ditto bedsteps I/. as.; ditto ditto 1!. 12s. • ditto ditto W. 2s. ;
ditto box glass, two drawers, best British plate {fist. ; ditto ditto
It. 6s. ; ditto ditto I/. 18s. ; ditto swing glass, large size commode
3s. ; ditto ditto Is. ; ditto ditto Bs. ; ditto ditto 12s. ; sea bed and
pillow Is. od.; dittoditto 6s. ; ditto ditto 7s. ; tray stand 7s. ; long
mahogany tray 14a; japanned book shelf 71.; tea caddy 10s.; Port.
able desk 21s. ; desk covers in number 145.; music chairs, any
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171. • ditto 7 feet 161.; ditto 6 feet IN.; set of dining tables, of
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wood; drawing-room Trafalgar chairs; ditto, inlaid with buhi,
201. ; table, 2 covers, and sofa 18/. 18s. ; ditto 11. Is. ; drawing-
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