The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-14 00:00:00

Opposite Sc. Clement's Church.

STAYS AND ELASTIC BELTS
n Ohl NSON and VIST I RIN submit to Ladies their
111 fashionable CORSETS, of various unique patterns, which
they engage to fit in a superior style of elegance add beauty, how.
ever difficult the awe.
Their ELASTIC BELTS reduce corpulence, visceral enlarge-
ment, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen abdo-
minal debility, and give comfortable support before and altar se-
routhersent.

Their Patent STAYS countemet and rectify spina/ curvatures,
and support and cure persons awry, invisibly making the form ap-
pear perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel,
padding, or pressure.
Country residents insteucted to and measurea—Letters must be
pest-paid. Be very comet in the names and address—Robinson
and Via** Gi, New Boodatreet (second door from Brook-atireety,
London.

DI'Y Orr SILK GOOInt.
TO THE AMIIRET RS OF RICH SILK STOCKINGS, SIT-
Pk:1111Sr. COTTON AND LAM HS' 11'01 L HOSI ERY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT UNPIIECEDENT-
EDLY hOW PRICES.
I? KIPLING and (D. respeetfnily solicit an inspec-
tion of their extensive Stock, which they are now selling
at the following Prices:-
China
42. silk, cotton feet, from 2s. 2d. ; stout, 3s. fid.; very stout,
China, all silk, 34. 114.; stout, as. 941.; very stout, 6S. fid.
Evening abets, all silk. 341. ; stout, 64. 6a. rich lace, 7s. &l.
Gentlemen's stout silk, 7s. fid. ; very stout, as. fid.
Cotton Stockiest, sd. per pair; tine quality, I Is. &I. per
dozen; stout and Inc, Is. fid., or 16s. 6d. per dozen; superfine, 'At, or 22*. and lid. per dozen; extra superfine, 2s. fid., or lid.
per dozen.
Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, 9s. per dozen : very staut,
Is. lid.. or 171. per dozen; extra stout, Is. 9d., or 20s. per dozen.
Halt Hose, 61.; fine, 11s. per dozen.
DraVer R. Is. 6d.; very stout, 2*. 3d., or pantaloon ditto, 2s. fid.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, 11.. lid. per dozen : French Kid, Is. 3:1.,
or les. Col. per dozen; hest Kid, Is. 6.1., or 17s. per dozen.
Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, 12x. per dozen; best, Is. 6d.,
or 141.11 d. per dozen.
235.
Doe Skin, 25., or 225. rid. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. &1.,, or
damn.
Fernlike. and Gentlemen about leaving Town, who arc desirous
of selecting front an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous
opportunity of laying mit their money profitably.
R. Kipling and Co.'s Warehouse, No. 16, Poultry, ten doors
:rem the Mansion House.

• Public Charities supplied at prime cost.
A SAVING of TIIIRTV PER CENT. IN HOSIEiIf
GIAM'ES. AND GENERAL OCTFITS.
AT the I.t)NDO
N(GLOVE and wrou K NI; COM-
PANY's IVAREIIorsE, 29, PICCADILLY. The
abrious advantages arising from purchasing of the 31anufacturers,
as too notorious to he doubted ; along with this, the means of
mating selections from distressed tradesmen, have given this Com-
Ve'y such advantages as csnnor be fully appreciated without a
trial, which the Company respectfully solicit.
The follawing abstract of prices is submitted
Nina Silk, Cotton feet, from 23. 2d. ; stout, 3s. lid. ; very
~nut, is. Gil.
China, all Silk, 3s. Dd.; stout, .10. ry stout, 64. CI.
Evening Dress, all Silk. as. 3d. ; stout, li,. Gd. ; rich lace, 7s. Gd.
Gentlemen's stunt Silk, 7s. Ml. ; very stout, iis. iid.
Cotton Stockings, Ad. per pair; line quality, Its. lid. per &s-
-lut ; stout and fine, Is. •d. pr Ilk. ltd. per dozen; superfine, 2s.
or 225. lid. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2, fid. or 2Gs. Gd. per sloven.
liehtletoen's unbleached Cotton, 9s. per dozen; very stout,
tkl. or 17s. par dozen c.:tra stout, In. 9d. or 20s. per dozen
Half Hose, 6u.; fine, I Is. per dozen.
Drawers, 14.611. ; Very MIMI% 2`l. ;or pantaloon ditto, 24.
LOIN' Kel Gloves, 11.. 64. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3d.
.r Its 6,1. per dozen ; het Kid, Is. Gd. or 17s. per dozen.
t;,alleieett's Woodstock lik.ves, 12s. per dozen ; best, Is. Gd.
k,r •GI. per dozen.
hoe Skin. 2s. or 224. 6d. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. rkt. or
214. lid. per dozen.
Faanlies arid Gentlemen who desirous of selecting from an
extensive stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of
eging out their money profitably.
SMITH, Aitellt to the Conipany, No. 29, Piccadilly, nearly
opposite LOS!. James's Church. Loudon.

The fishable and Extensive EsTATEs or the late Marquis of
I /ft /NM. in Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire,
Middlesex, snd London.
EssltS. RA /BINS have the honour to announce, fiat
kVA they have received instructions from the Trustees, under an
Act of Parliament for Sale, to SELL by A I '47 lON, in the
mom% of October next, all the valuable FREEHOLD ES.
TATES of the late

MARQI 'IS of OiI:RONDE.
tdivate in the above ('uuntiei. The 314itora, Advowson, Manion.
home, Park, and near

7 7 EIGHT THOUSAND ACRES
of excellent Land an: all in Derbyshire ; there is a small rampart
Estate in Stallordsliire, another in Warwickshire, mid Freehold
!louses in Loudon and Middlesex. There are Coals and Iran.
atone in considerable abundat.ce on various parts of the Estates,
which are worked to a great extent.
Descriptive Particulars will be forthwith ready for delivery at
the Offices of Maims. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Ilroderip,
Isincoln's-Inn ; of 31,astrs. Amory and Coles, Thrugmorton-strect :
Messrs. Cardale and Brantley, Ledford-row ; the Office of W. B.
Thomas, Esq. Chesterfield ; and of Itlessra. Robins. in Covent-
gatden, where Plans of the Estates may be seen.

NOTTI Nall A 118111 R E.
A Valuable Freehold Estate. consisting of several Manors, •
Mansion House, and (One Thousand Three Hundred Acres of
Lind (tithe free), bounded by the River Trent, with the Fishery
and Ferry. Also, the Rectorial Tithe. of Ablliaci.
By Mr. FORREST,
At Oarraway's, on FRlllll', August 13, at 12, in Two Lots,
Lot I. A VALUAIILE and extensive iItEEII()I.D
ESTATE, situate in the parishes of Ragnall, Dun-
ham, and Iledborough, in the county of Nottingham, about four miles
from Searthing Moor, five from Toxfortl, ekven from Itetford,
fourteen from Newark, an I thirteen from Linedtt t comprising the
EXTENSIVE MANOR or SOKE of 11UNII.11I; also the
Manors of Itagnall, East llarkhani, Thorpe, Ifluite Houses, and
Thrumpftone, and an old Mansion Ilene, culled 'Ugrian Hall,
with offices and walled gardens, and sundry eligible Farms and
Lands, containing about Thirteen Hundred Acres, tithe-free, of
very excellent meadow, gvazinct, and arable land and czier ground
(bounded by the navigable Liver Trent), with firin-houscs. oat-
buildings, and cottage.; also Dunham Ferry. The lands are now
in the occupation of Messrs. Birkett, Roberts, %Vella, Twvford,
Ward, 11'ilson, Balfour. Redgate, and others. Tt,z present 'Rents
amount to Three Thousand Four Hundred and :nit:Ay-four pounds
per annum.
Lori The RF.CTOR 111. TITIIESof the parish of .ISK 11A 11,
containing 754 aces of tiiiveible land, and Miro en of glebe: held
by lease under the Lliureh of York, and underlet at 250/. per
annum.

To be viewed; printed partielltn may he rho" had, of Mr. Isaac
Elliott, at Ragnall ; also a: :Se Scything Alri.ir Inn ; Red Lion,
Tuxford; Crown, Eat Ita:find Melon. Tallents and Bteror,
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Doncaster; Swan, 31am4k1d; of Mr. Stewart, Great Russell-
street, Bloomsbury ; at Garrawk.'t ; and of Mr. Forrest, No. 87,
Altlengatt-street, London.

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