The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-17 00:00:00

IRON BEDSTEADS AND HURDLES.

BES, COTTANI, anti II.ILLEN, have on sale a
LI great variety of Iron Bedsteads, with improved iron bottoms,
viz. four-post, tent. French, and half-tester Bedsteads; stump
Bedsteads for public institutions; also wrought-iron Hurdles,
Oates, and Fencing; invisible strained. wire Fencing; cast-iron
l'alisading fur Ares.; light wrought-iron Fencing for Cottages,
Ornee, Bercesu, and Trilliage.
Ornamental Garden Bordering, Garden Engines, Syringes, Gar-
den Rollers, &c. _ _ .

Hut !lour, Cucumber and Melon Frame ; every kind of A
cultural Implements a. usual, particularly the flay-making Ma-
chine, new Revolving Harrow, and Ibleneral Beation's new Cul-
tivator.

Wrought anti ('n•t-Iron IVotlt of ercry description.
At duo .Igricultor.d Itspository, M'insley-street, Oxford-street ;
and l'ortrwall-road, Stamfurd-street, Lambeth.

FAMILY LINEN AND SHAWL ►PAREHOUSE,
No. 87, FLEET-STREET.
ISOND respectfully solicits the attention of the
1 • Nobility and those Families who may be wanting 1)A-
-31.1Sk. DIAPERS, COLERA IN, and cant-wide IRISH
LINENS, to inspect his STOC:i of SPRING (i(Nll►S, just
imported, which he is enabled to dispose of considerably under
the present prices.
Ile particulatly entreats a comparison with other Limoges, which
lie makes no doubt will at once satisfy those who may honour him
with their notice.

Liiiits of an advertisement will not admit of a full List of
Prices, too often a decoy to entrap the umkilful.
The following List w,.l lari, fly explain the extraordinary fall in
every descriptioa Of manufactured goods :
remit Cambric !handkerchiefs, I ll.al Russia ditto, 5-4th wide,

17s. to t.'ik. per dozm. I.ld. to 20d. (The latter equal
Damask Napkins, 11%. to any Family's wear.)
dozen, usually sold at Ilk. 5-Ith and li_4th Scotch and Irish
Fine Damask flreakf.o.t.cloths, ditto, equally low priced.
F I. lid. to 7s. lid. I Furniture Dimities, :OA. to 7d.
Large Dinner ditto, 10s. to per yard.
Ice Counterpanes, 5.1. each.
New Patterns, in Double Da. I Elegant Marseilles Quilts. lull

mask, 4 yards long. equal to three yards square-, Eh. 9d.
Ilatuborgh, 21s. to W.s. each, usually sold at •24a.
Stove Jlock Russia Sheeting, India long Cloth,9A. per yard.
10,e1. per yard. A large stock of Honored Dresses
Fine ditto, I2d. to 1. 1. trion Ikt. lid. to Ile. each.
With a general assortment of every article in Linen Drapery and
Silk 31ercery ; the latter is how selling nil' at astonishingly low
prios, it briny; T. ll.'s particular intention to dispose of his Stock
of Silk Chu els, in order to make room fur a new and splendid
Assortment, the patterns of which he has recently received from
Lyons.
INDIA SILIWES and CURIOSITIES bought, sold, and
:changed.
At this Iliiiive there iv no cevond price demanded nor abatement
mole. All Onials are a urrar.inil of the Itc.4 manufacture, and ex-
traordinai y encouragement given to those who buy large quantities
!SDI.% and ISHITISII 3ICSLINS, SHAWLS, &c. Le.

n's %Varehouse, 117, Fleet-street, mar Bride-lan' e.
1f lt. JOIIN ('1.:11(F., SURGEON DENTIST, late
i with 31r. Cart%vright, removed to 19, 31ontague-street,
ltussell.squar:, takes L'avv to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry
that he continues to supply tlt: loss of Teeth in a most superior
manner. cith,r with natural or artificial Teeth, on moderate Terms;
and that no charge will be made to any person not fully satisfied
with the utility and eumfort to be derivial therefrom.
presumes he need assure those who have never availed
themselves of such assist:inc.:, that they may be put in and worn
without the least pain or incomnience ; and as the very great im-
provement in the method 4.f fixing precludes the possibility of dis-
covery by the closest observur, and their utility to nuance the proper
degree of mastication taking place, before the food is received into
the stomach for digestion, a Inch is so essential to health (partici'.
Itrly at an advanced lit 1.4.1 of life when the action of the stomach
requires every assistance), ought alone to be a sufficient inducement
for overcoming any preititlic, which may exiat against them, inde-
pendently of the great advantage derived from them in the proper
articulation and modulation of the voice.
J. C. particularly exhorts Parents and Guardians to bear in
mind, that a little timely assistance rendered to Children from the
age of six to hnoteen years will insure the greatest beauty and uni-
fomill to their Teeth.
N.ll —Extracting, stopping decayed Teeth, and cleaning, exe-
cuted en the most safe and correct principles.