The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-15 00:00:00

RICHMOND GREEN.

The spacious Mansion, with Offices, Pleasure Ground. an:ll3l7e
Garden, formerly occupied by Lord Viscount Fins/1116m. 411.-
ceased. By 31r. SQUIBB and SON,
Atflarraway's, on THI; Hsi /AV: the 2Mh.iest., at One.

AVery valt;able FREEHOLD EST A TM: (miner:at('
from Land-Tax), comprising the substantially huitt
spazious Mansion, with extensive stabling and out-oHieve,
court-yard enclosed by gates, a porter's lodge, beautiful ple2a...?c
ground, occupying nearly the whole of the north side of It Omer.: -
green ; together with a very productive kitchen garden. ab•.tttiaa:
on Asgill-lane, enclosed by lofty walls, and clothed with the
choicest fruit trees: the whole together containing upward• i 4 s
acres of ground, offering a moat desirable residence fur 3 Sublern:l!
or for any large Scholastic Establishment.
A person attends to shew the Premiiiee, of whom printed part •
culars may be had ; also of 3lessrs. °lithe and Forint r,
Carey-street; at flarraway's ; and of Mr. Squibb and Son. 831 ii• C •
row.

HALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILL:4.-1v
consequence of the death of the Inyentee, R. Hall, these
Pills are now prepared, Fenuine, by W. firifatli, Chetniat, &c.
91, Hatton-garden, who invariably compounded them during, its
residence with R. Hall, from August, 18•24. to the time of hi. de-
cease. and subsequently for Mrs. Hall until April last.
These Pills have long been so well known, that little ncei
be said of their peculiar properties. Their efficacy is universally at..
tested for affording relief in all derangements of the stoinach, whe-
ther Heartburn, Flatulence, Acidify, Headache, Oiddiness, many
other disorder arising from the various causes which produce Jodi-
gestion, such as habitual costiveness, too free indulgence in the lux-
uries of the table, obstruction in the biller! ducts. &co &e. Acting
on thesystem gcnerally,they do not impair any oneorgan,and thereby
differ from all violent medicines. They assist the liver to the per-
formance of its important functinns, and occasion a regulat tumid
action on the bowels. It is worthy of notice, that as these piUs
contain neither antimony, calomel, nor any other preparation of
mercury, they do not require confinement or alteration of diet:
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9i1., 44. hid., and 81. 6d. each, by Sanger.
150, and Chandler and Co.. lii. Oxford-street ; J. C. Hoye (late
Kinnard), 809, High Holborn ; Johnson, 68, Cornhill Strathinif,
Royal Exchange Gate ; Hancock and Cheese, 23, Shoreditch ;
Rumball, Upper 81arylebone-street ' • Morgan,, IS, James-street.
hong-acre ; Tanner, Todd:l-street, IVestminater ; Brunton, Bri-
tannia-place, Limehouse F. E. Tetra'. College-row, nommen;
H. Brown, Bevenden-street,New Hoston. &c. &e.

0b4;;;" W. ti7illith" written on the Stamp Mind to
each box containing the genuine pills.

CIIAWLS, SILKS, INDIA anti BRITISH ML'S-
-1
LINS, elegant Tucked and Flounced Dresses,„ Batiest..,
ditto. Wasking Silks, Norwich Crapes, Cashmere Siily a. Inch
Poplins, fashionable Printed 3luslins, Irish and real Rolland Li-
nens, 'Awns, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, !Lanus. II ocka-
backs, Glass Cloths' ('ounterpanes, Marseilles Quilts. Blankets,
Flannels, Long Cloths. Dimities, Window Aluslins, and every ar-
ticle of family use, at
ROBSON and Co.'s, 64 and Iw, OXFORD-STREET. who,
taking advantage of the times, have added, by their recent put.
chases; upwards of twenty thousand pounds' worth of fashionable
arid well-manufactured goods, forming the most stupendous atiS
splendid stock in the kingdom, which they are determined to sell as
cheap as airy house in the trade.
Purchasers of Shawls will find an immense collection. in ail cc-
lotus, beginning as low as ; very rich turnover bold( r'. ! is. to
20s. ; most superb ditto, from 30s. to 405., such as have been sell- '
ing generally at 44 to. SJ. ; with some thousands of others, at lees
than half what they cast manufacturing ; rich gros (le naples, du-
capes, levantines, sarcenets, washing silks, &c. &,c.. just Lod in. '2O
per cent. lower than at any former period ; 30,000 yards best town-
printed muslins, ell-aide, at 2s. ; 200 elegant rich flounced dresses.
15s. to 404. ; Batieste ditto, 7s. ; 20 boxes of Irish and real Hol-
land linens, from Is. to 4s. lid. a yard, which Call aith ccnG,lMce
be recommended : a few pieces of 14. yard wide Holland sheeting,
35., worth 51. ; 10 bales of real Rows ditto, in all widths. twin I
to 24 yards wide : 7 cases of table-linen. just opened. 2 yards
square, ia. ; ditto, 2! yards long. 71. ikl. ; 3 yards. 12s. ;.4 yards,
Ms. • 5 yards. elegant designs. 275., worth two guineas: damask
napkins, Is. a &men ; long-cloths. lid. a yard ; beautifully line.
tkl. ; 31anwilles quilts. 15e. ; ditto, 3 yards square, '2os. and 235.,
worth at leastSlls, to Xs.
At ROBSON and Co.'s, 64 and 65, Oxford-street. Corner of
Wells-street, eetablished 1756.
Its Family Mourning of etre, description Black Bombasiny
led. a yard ; the widest Crapes, 2s.

that little ncei
niveifielly at-
e ato+navh,
h produce Jodi.
;enee in the lux. ;
te. &c. Acting •
gan,and thereby
liver in the per.
n a regalst Ind.!
tat as these pills
preparation of
on of diet: i
'nth, by Sanger.
I. C. Hose (late
hill t Siraillim;. •
23, Shoreditch ;
5, Jaines.street.
: Brunton, Wt.
row, nommen;
tamp &thud to
risa ML'S- /
ewes. Hatless.,
re triglir.s. Irish
real
)iantis.
!tots. ISLinkers.
is, and every or.
"rREET. who,
their recent pin-
th of fashionable
atupcnilutig an,!
!taintd to sell as
7Cfloll. In ail cc.
r border,. !is. to
have been sell- '
of others. at leas
us (le avleii, du- •
, just lard in. '2O
varda beat town-
Houncrd ilrecaes•
di and real Hol-
aith Ctrs htliince
!Whited sheeting.
II widths. nom I
opened. 2 yard!'
.12s. :. 4 yards;•
uioe a: darnes ..
reautifolls gat.
e, 2(a. and 23a.,
%teeth Cornea of
lack Bombastak