The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-14 00:00:00

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FOR MADRAS direct, the trek Ship GENRRAL
l'A I QM Tuns, ,aptiin TR I 'St 3 ITT.
Apply m Captain Truscatt., No. ti, ht. Michael's alley; or
at the Jerusalem Colfce-Imuse.
•.• This ship perfurnsed her late Voyage in lea. than Nine
Months.

M;ER, Yellow of the Royal Colltge of
clans. Re. will begin his next (;(H' RYE of 11,EcTCRES
and EXAIII I NATIf/NS on the THEORY and PRACTICE of
CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA 31EDICA,
at his Theatre, /19, 3largaret-tureet, Cavendish.aquare, on MON-
DA V, February 2, at Eight in the Morning.
Three Courant are given every Vest, ardh creenryi.ig nearly
four 3luntha.

Further Particular; may he known by applying to Dr. AIiER,
at lib; litaidence, above-ruentionelL

PRIVATE ERIN:ATION.
ABeneficed CI.I4I(II;YMAN, married, and long rxr•-
rienced in Tuition, both aa Tutor to a Nobleman, and sub-
set uently receiving a few Pupils into hi. !loose, i. tle.Muum of
filling a Vacancy with a flentleman's Son. whose health or education
maw require rINIre than common attention.
Letter% left 11w the Rev. B. C., 31r. Triphonles, Bookseller, 23,
Old Ikmd-strest, London, will be duly forwarded to WM.

PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY.

ENSII3I.X 4 theimportance of L hemitxl Knowledge,
1.7 and the impossibility of acquiring it withont practical expe-
rience, Mt. GI; N bite Lecturer on Übernistry at the Surrey
Institution, proposes to give a PRIVATE SERIES of LEt-
TURrafttm the .fr.:,IaEMENTS 1:ill6211CA le SCIENCE, to
a !tided Mrs of Ten Gentlemen, who will be provided with the
use of a convenient Laboratory, Apppaaratus, and materials fur
operation, ander his taonairate troperimendence, an that
they may he enabled, without personal danger, to tiurnl just coo-
clusOms from actual cxperimcnt.

Tilt Clam to meet from Nine to Eleven in the Morning, or from
Seven to Nine in the Evening.
Apply to Mr. Gurney, No. 7, Argyle-street, before Twelve in
the Mottling.

BRITISH ANI) FOREIGN LACE WAREHt)CSE.
1)1)44)N ant! ('o. tender their most grateful thanks for
the distinguished patronage they hare IreCiVeil since their
establishment in Regent-street ; and, :eaten!' to retain that honour-
able preference, by never deviating from the principle of selling
nothing hut the hest articles, with a strict attention to fashion, and
moderation in prices, hope to merit a continuance of their patrons'
layouts.

A superb Collection of Point a CAiguille and Brussels Articles,
with numerous Novcltica in British fabrics, prepared for the ap-
proaching 11CM.Ifl.
No. 237, Bcgent-atreet, facing the Argyll Rooms.

A RELISH FOR BREAKFAST AN)) IA TNCHEON—NEW
ARCHANGEL SMOKED TONGUES.
AQuantity of these fine Flavoured Articles arc now on
Sale at
STURGES' OIL 4114 i ITALI.IN WAREHOUSE, No. 11,
Sttn.street, Binhopagaw,treti, at 4s. lid. and r, . the pair, with
printed direction"' for cooking; Alto,
E SPER3IACF.TI OIL at is. la per canon; heat

Greenland Oil, foe cut inuu laniQs, 2s. 3.1.; Caidlriiirk Lamps
at 94. and Is. each ; Faulkner ■ Patent Transparent Floating
Lights at Is., the hest and most brilliant ever invented.
••• Midway between ginhopagate-sweetand Finsbury-square.

J. SCHALLER, FROM !ARTS. LADIES' BOOT AND

sIIOE MAKER,

HAS the honour of apprising the Nobility and the
Public, that he ham Opened the House, No. 219, Regent-
street, where pony he had hit
NEWLY-IN% ENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS AND

SHOES,
Sn essential to the health mid comfort of lAdies at this particular
segmfi of the year; with every other description of Ladies' Boots,
Shoes: Slippers, Pedestrian Safetutants, &c. - •

4,7 • 7--
Lathes are rcque.ted to be particular in sending their orders to
Nu 21J, REG ENT-SI'KEET, near Maddux-street.

BEAUTIFUL PARISIA! SILK CLOAKS and CURIOUS

SHAWLS
AS.plendid ASSORTMENT of NOVELTIES, in rieb
SI lAN. Melted from the Lon" are now am Oslo at
ALIPIELDN HOUSE.

An entirely new and valuable invention, patronised by. lAdiea
of the highest rant, called Aurillac Cachinercs, in every vivid and
brilliant colour, at 17s. the drelm.

The warm Aanselnin I echmerra, which are much lighter and
eater then Clothe, at ilk. per arms the faahionahle Verona Satin
Cloaks, from Ma to Alta.; the new Neapolitan Irreenes. at 31 R. 6d.
each; liras de Naples, and rich Levantinca, in new
Autumnal colour..

An assortment of Poplin,. imported from Ireland ; English Pop-
fins, from 231.

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Faille., Mourning of every description : Muffs sod Tippets.
The rich Striped Silk l'abbents, for I/mitring and Dining-room
Furniture.

The new Scrampo►c Shawls and Scarfs, exact copies of the
splendid India I 'achnitTra.

At HUBBARD'S Silk and Irish Poplin Warehouse, 12, lien-
tiatratreet, Covent-garden.

INIFORTANT IMPROVEMENT'!
SUPERIOR IVATER-I'RINIF IIEAVER lIATS, ESTA-
BLISHED BY ROYAL LErrENN PATENT.
I IDI 111 FRANKS anti CO.. 70, Chea7iele, 'corner of
Initif Wait, u fact nreliZtftliti:h "Ni
mater% t iarsStt thentappro.or
-
bation and patronage of the Public. Its peculiar qualities free it
from the edicts incident to change of weather or climate, the
colour a moist beautiful yet permanent jet black. This important
point has never been before attained. The shapes to which H. F.
and Co. have fur a lung period given their parrienlar attention,
and spared no expense, are of the must elegant and fashionable
kind; 21s. to Ittis.

The result of many years' experience, the extensive adoption
and die many flattering testimonials of the must respectable
Ilentlemen in the kingdom, warrant the Patentees' declaring, that
for durability, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, and ecmiumy,
their Ilath stand unrivalled.

11. F. and Co. have fully succeeded in rendering the LATELY
INVENTED SILK II A more elastic, light and pleasant to
the !lead. They are free from any disagreeable smell, and will not
in the slightest degree spot with rain. The colour, though of supe.
rite brilliancy, is unchangeable in anv climate. Price Ills. and Ins.
An elegant Assortment or Ladies' Beaver and silk Plush
Bonnets.

ANEW IMPROVED 811AllOWI.ESS I.ANIP, for
Table, Drawing, and Dining Rooms, on a superior prin-
ciple, which has not been equalled by any Other person in bon-
dim, for its simplicity, brilliancy of light, and without shade,
which gives light equal to six candles, at the expense of One Penny
per hour, in tienuine Spermaceti Oil. without smoke or smell; he
being an Importer, *ells at reduced prices. Sin 1111 l bra, /'relish,
English, and every description of Lamps may be purclnissi.
pare and judge for yourshes. The principle of his Improved
Lamp to be purchased only at Smethurst's, CM, New Itondsstrert,
the original Lamp and lien lilc Oil Warehouse, and real Improver
of Patent lamps, tOr which he has obtained Five Separate Patents
from his 3lajesty. Regis most respectfully tow:quaint the Nobility,
lientry, and the Public, that may have occasion to purchase
Ilreenin, Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, &c. to view the largest
I 'ollection in loindon, of the most elegant patterns, for every pur-
pose Where' light is required, of his own !Manufacture, at his Re-
pository and show Rooms, as above ; he being determined that no
person shall undersell I ,if the articles are of equal quality.
Those persons wLu honour him with their orders, may rest assured
of receiving general satisfaction.
Ti. prevent mistake, it is particularly necessary to observe the
name S3l ETIIURST, Nu. 17it, New Rond-street, a white-fronted
I sc.

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NAL Lamps of every description Let out on Hire for Bails,
Route, he.

IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH FOR SHIRTING, hc.
HY Ills aIAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT.

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" Ne contenent pas de ling tnais en posseitent les agremens."
Ealt.(:llApiNvt7Bll a
M tihLeial.bo:Svernndesnir!lNile"ll4ott.h&rest.
wear in the Indies, on tnej -flatulent, and in the cold rho iates,is saki
exclusively at 3111,1.411 W and SON's East India and Foreign
and British Warehouse, No. 11. Clicapside, sole Patentees, stamped
with the Halite. number of the house, Ac. by the piece of to
yards each, at the tiled prices of Ind., 2%., 2%. Q., ite. per yard ;
and in wide widths for Sheeting, and in entire vises of 311 and lie
pieces each. for export:Mon. and nowhere else whatever.
Families residing out of Landoll will do well to vend their orders
direct to the Patentees as AMY!, or they will he liable (as has been
the MAe in imi tttttt lable initatices, to the great dihappointnieot of
the purchasers), to have imitations substituted.
Families from India will find the above cloth the most useful to
wear on change of climate, as well as for its economy, it possessing
the beatify and durability of Linen, with all the advantages of the
India Aladin. Cloth, and is the most conducive to health to wear
in both the Indies, as well as in the cold climates. My avoiding the
too reducing etti-ets of flannel, at the sante time that it affonis the
twat genial warmth.
It never gets damp on the longest sea voyages, and is the most
desirable for fientlemen of the Army and Navy—for persons who
take great exercise—as it never strikes cold, and for Youth at
School.

Orders for the above, together with every description of Foreign
and British Family !Annie, 'anthries, French, India, and British
Piece tiotsls, executed at the wholesale price, and the dtscouut al-
lowed for Uwe.

Just published, price la. extra hoards, Third Edition,
VINE SECRETARY'S ASSISI'A NT ; exhibiting the
various and most comet modes of Superacriptien, Com-
mencement and('out lusinn of Letters to Persons of every degree of
Rank ; including the Diplomatic, Clerical, and Judicial Digni-
taries ; with Lisa of the Foreign Ambassadors and II tonsuls. Also,
the Forms necessary is be ivied iR Applications or Petitions to the
King in Ceuttril, Houses of low* and Comnirms, Government
Offices, Public Companies, !Lc. ke. By the Author of the Peer-
age and littronetAge Charts; America and the Colonies; The
Chart of Christiarity ; a Dietianary of Englith Quotations, Be.
" Thin work will prove highly asefirl to young correspondents,
and even afronl informational, those whose avocal ions or onnnexions
require their occasional correspondence with persona of superior
rank. The compiler menus to have used considerable diligence in
insuring accuracy. '-.Gentlenian's Magarine.
" This little work is a desirable appendage to the writing-desk,
and fully enables its ir to toll the precepts delivered to us
in the Scriptures, live unto every man his proper title, lest he
be offended, and ye betray your ignorance.' "—New 31011011 y Msg.
" The Secretary's Assistant is as infallible guide, and we give it
nu r hearty reensumentlation."-- Identity I hronicle.
The PEERAGE and BA ItORETAIIE CHARTS for WIC
are just published, price Zs. each.
Sold by Mond W. 11. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.