The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-27 00:00:00

FOR SPORTING.

CAOUTCHOUC, or INDIA RUBBER WATER-
PROOF CLOAKS
W. PI'IIiSFORD, Cloak Maker to the King and Royal Family.
begs leave moot respectfully to announce the singular 'rabbits of
Caoutchouc. Its softness, us deribility. and his elasticity, ittield
ea its plower voisdos less re el swer =MY
amens of producing flexible watilteptai HO Atoka. for
this purpose the great object hue hen le Mod a advent of it, which.
upon cvapora.ion, :cave die IDesooksers with the same quail.
ibis it possessed before the soieries. This hes been foounately
effected, and is most confideody tsesseseewisd to the sporting world
as impenetrable to the beeriest Seine, of whoever duration.
SHOOTING CLOAKS. 31. lea.
4, King-street, St. Jantees.sqeare, Loudon.

PATENT HARPS.-BCIIWIESO and CO., in re-
turning thanks few the extensive petronage with 'mien they
'have been honoured, are happy to inform Ate Nobility, Gentry, and
Musical World in general, that they have just obtained his Ma-
jesty, Hoye' Letters Patent for a sew and brilliant I M PROVE-
-3l ENT on the HARP. It has been ever a subject of complaint,
and the Makers' attention strongly directed to remove, those fan-
pleasing jars to which Harps have always been fount' subject—a
desideratum, however, till now. nnaceomplished. SChwieso and
Ca.'s P4tent will be found &actually to remedy this defect, giving
fulness and richness of tone to the Instrument hitherto unknown,
as well also as fseilitating very considerably the movement of the
Pedalo. They will be happy to give proof of this most interesting
discovery to any Lady or Gentleman who will honour them with a
call, at their Establishment, 463, Regent...lcent, where an extensive
amortmelit of elegant and brilliant-toned Harps and Pianofortes is
constantly on bale.
Er A great variety of Spanish Guitars on sale.
lie. Harps and Pianofortes Lerr..ora Hire; Roman Strings of
-the that quality.

OVILDUAUL, Oct. 21, Ill:3.
TI6IIHE CO itTEE for the RELIEF of the SPA-
-141511 md ITALIAN EXILES again respectfully submit
to the commiserating sympathies of the Public the case of these
Refagesi,.awtthey are more particularly desirous of doing so, in
order to remove an impression very gement*/ entertained, that the
Committee ham ant sufficiently exerted thanaelves to obtain per.
lambent situations for these destitute individuals. The Committee
wish, kovvever, to state, that of 1120 Exiles who have been at dif.
forest douses their lists, no lees than 300 have.heen provided for,
by mom Obtaiiital so enable them to emigrate wiereign countries,
sir by meablialliwg lima in some parts of this country where their
Woe bum temesd to 'mount. The number at present on the
Jags'. a Italians.
sa=tilmelesesemey Pate arrivals from the Peninsula, where
M hiebbemat have been issued against a great number
of inaltiamb.erho. having been released from prison, and con.
dead le abs' frontiers of France. have been compelled by the
Pailealt the latter country Immediately to depart from it; and in
Eaglaedealy have they found rest ftr the sole of their foot. The
Osemdetse bare, on every occasion, made it their int endeavour to
anshibli the ffiefagess, so as to enable than te exist Independent
efliadle boately. In this way all the French, a majority of the
Biala. and menessesSpenlards. have been settled in America,
theses, theNalleelhmds, and in various parts of England. The
latehippy mss Portugal have enabled all the Portuguese to
rearm; bola We, so far from any diminution of pellitical per.
Maitillat, MIMS tad banishments have continued, and many new
skew lat seneght en asylum here. There are on the present list
eR tinGesmaitice many Deputies of the Corte, military and civil
Am tlf nnik, enclesintics, and several women and chfldron,
sob, it Weeks small pittance which the Collllllfttt affiffired them
ens Ilsossaintued, have been reduced to a minisibis Rata FS wretch-
shasess may have been turned oat of teeth' ONE. tseause
unabletememainue the payment of theft east tent, awl ethers
but. hew suffering both from nakedness awl himetw. Thee:Nun-
Mess fidiswe that the Refugees have makeed moo whither I. a
gnat intent, and they have heard of many seeniates testate= at
selfeactliice.
The Committee has been lately =d kliegs:wig varier
maws of permanently removing the tba Reel Yeas
by the adoption of some general plan for t11:21011111•39 °LAO.
mine ; but the complite exhaustion of their dads, by the wile+
and constantly recurring necessities of the ente•
the accomplishment of the desires and intenteitie out •
The wintry season is now at band, whet, mai* ;bin
misery can be anticipated, mid the Committee _
sympathy and benevolence will enable them comae
Plate provision for men wlviae misfortunes have
tnetances, brought about by their integrity, their
'heir public virtue.
The following Subscriptions have been sent to the Lord Mayoras/
Clerieue • . XII OI P. Robinson - 1
C. Clarke . . OE. . . . I IP.
A few friend& dining at James Tillard, Evq•_. by
the Ram Inn. West Mesas. Barnett', HOLM
Smithfield, by Mr. Beek. and Co. - - 16.
with - - - 40 Do that likewise - 1
Messrs. Thompson and •
Fearon . 5 5 la. gi. . . - I
The Social Sons under Randle Jackson. Esq. - I
. No. Itpl,
rele%

old Parr (4th gab.) - 3 • Alonir-A22.-
Two Friends dining to. per the Irtrapenny
Sather - - -2 I A •Imtily Party at 1/un-
heard. of a fine . - 0 esster -•- -10
V. FRBSHF7ELD. Hon. See.
Subscriptions will continue to be received st the Banking Howse
of Worn. Smith. Payne. and Smiths, Mansion House-plat* f
St/ Richard Can Illyn Hills, Hallifax, and Co.'s, Lombarit-Idriall,
Williams siteCo.'s, Btrehin-lane ; UCISTS. Herriokrlie
tsar', and Co. •., so. James's-street; Sir John Peering, S.baw,
and Co.'s. 714 Corntriti ; Mews: Pry's and Chiptnin's, St.
Poulmy ; end Messrs. Drummond', Charing-craw.

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