The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-22 00:00:00

Under Engagement to Sail on the lit of June,
FOR PASSENGERS,
rBOMBAY, the Regular Trader, KATHARINE
,ottitwARTYORBEL4 A. 1.-11418 Tons. INGRAM
cIIAPMAN„ Commander. Hasa Poop, and very imparter swam-
motlation for Pawners, and carries a Surgeon. Lying in the City
Canal.
Fez frdOt or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jens'.
iem Colint-louse, Cophill; to Meows. NOW, Forbes, and
2, Mansion-House-place; or JOHN CHAPMAN sod CO.
2, LeadenhallAtreet.

A CHARTERED SHIP.
To Sail in June--Touching at Madeira.
FOIL BOMBAY, has two-thirds of her Cargo
die fine sew ;append Ship REGALIA, Madsen =tent
ALEXANDER HR KING, Commander, lying in the City
Canal. Has excellent anwromadations fee Paw/sprats.
For freight sr Pastime spier to Captain HENNING, at the
Jerusaletn Colike-hoose; to ROBERT TAYLOR, In, Token.
tronse-yard ; or to

.4DMUND. READ,

yti-
AGER Fallow of tbe Royal tollege Ph
Alt tiastoldba. , Mariahis nut Cosine of LECTURES mod
EX A YONATIONS on the Them and ktiedes of PHYSIC.
CUEMSTRY, wail the 1111ATERIA 1111. CA, at his Theatre,
49, 91Orgatet.atreet, Casendish-aquaer, OM MONDAY, June 7, at
Eight is the morning.
Three Courses ate Oven every year, each occupying nearly four
months.
Further particulars may be known by applyips to Dr. Apr, at,
his residence. above-mentioned.

'HE PALLADIUM LIFE and FIRE ASSUR-
JL ANCE SOClETY.—Capetal £2,01111,000 Sterling.

DIIEfTOIIIS.
Sir EDWARD III:DE EAST. F. If.P.Chairman.

Colonel Jotrit WILILLie. M.P., Deputy Chairmen.
Josses Du Pre Alexander, Esq. W. R.Keith Ilkouglas.Esq hI.P.
M.P. Neil Beni. FAmonmone, Esq.
John J.. Anderdon, Eq. Joseph Esdaile, Es 9.
George Arbuthnot, E. John Williemson Fulton, Esq.
John Bent, Esq. M.P. Thos. lionhlsworth, E. M.P.
Samuel Sessanquet, Esq. Capt. H. Eater, F.R.S.
Fleury Browne, Fseq. Y.R.R. Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq.
Mr W. thasspion DeCiespigny, Peter Reiesson, Esq.
Bart. M.P. Alex. Robertson, Esq. 111. P.
Sir W. Cenerreire, Hart. M.P. Samuel Skinner, Esq.
Col, T. 11. Fi. Davies, M.P. Colonel Mask Wills.
W. &dorm Davis, Esq. Sir William Young, But.
An:dross—David Barclay. Esq.—Frederick Manning, Esq.—
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_Henry Dance, Esq.
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Batearna—Mcson. Ilaaanqiiet and l'o.—Messrs. Cent's and Co.
MATIIEXATICAL INSPECTON—TheIGNIS YOUGIF, M.D. F.R.S.
Puratctax—Thoinas Young, M.D. I.R.S.
Aril Pit TIICIAN—Jarnts Bartlett., M.D.
STANDING Con se i.—Oliver Anderdon, Esq.

tinny ion—Aantoel Deader. Esq.
Dumdum Se PentnttitilEXT—Willfam Andrews, Esq.
The object of this Institution has been to combine the advantages
dill the testier establishments, m remedy their acknowledged de.
fens, and to give to the persons Assured that Influence in the gene.
tai management, which their Important interests demand. In the
Life Department, greater advantages have been secured to the
public than have been odiweilly any other Society; four-fifths of
the estimated profit will be edd& every seventh year by way of
Deem to the PoSeles efeesed fa the whale Term of Life, and the
rennin* onts.iftb mil hi tressoferred to the subscribed Capital,
and iffeluevedunsoneked, whom a asettasany increasing guarantee
to the Assured. . .

• The Holders of Policies 'Acta for the whole Teem of Life, will
have votes in annesen With the Prepeinots at all General Meetings,
and will possess the arivantegee of a Proprietor In every other re.
apse. reeeptieg gealilleation foe office, which Is derived from hold.
lag Mores in sluDapital Stack of the Soc'..ty.
In the Fire Department equal attention has been paid to the in.
trans of the Melted, and many important advantages are held
nut for emit consideration ; four-fifths of the profit will be allowed
topersens who-hew been Insured with the Society for Seven Years,
whether by Sepeennial se Annual Payments, and the remaining one.
Ms will be added es* Sebstelbed Capital. es in the Depurates
of 4Afis Asusese. • 'l'be ihiskrey has eramenced business; at Its
Office, Na IS. at's.atraet, and No. 7e, Cheapside, when the
Prospectuv and Tables may be bad.

AIUSI4AL INgTRI

31ENTC.

et LONGMAN begs to return his sincere thanks to
ILII• his Friends and the Public, for the many favours con-
ferred no.himmolf and his late brother. Ile begs to inform them he
has RENOVED from eheapside, to more extensive Premises,
NO. 6, LUIMATE•IIII.I., where, in canjoaction with Mr.
BATES (late of St:John's-square), they continue to mauufacture
Church. Chamber, anti Harrel Organs, PAibinet„ Square, and Self-
twin 4 Piano-Cortes, of the most superior description.
As O. Longman superintends the manufacturing and finishing
of every kistrunient himself, pinchasers may, with the most im-
plicit confidence, rely upon every instrument being, in point of
eleiganee if make, freedom of touch, and brilliancy of tone, equal
to any that Can be obtained at any other haute in London.

heeerallow-pried finger Organs, suitable Mr small places of
public warship.
.• All the New Musical Publications.

DR ESS I NO.

WRITI N4l-1/ESKS, WORK-BOXES,

he. &e. &e.

141 DAM'S, Manufacturer of the above fashionable
..I• Articles. has the honour of apprising the Nobility, &c.
tlkr. lie has opened a IVarehinise, at
No. lip, It CO EN'F-STR EHT, next floor to the Quadrant,
• lierce(faiy Articles for the Study. Counting-house, and Toilet,
are Mr Manufacturers' fiw Sale at the Prices.
Also, ( itlrry, Ink-stands, Jewel-castes, and Poeket-books of
every dc,aiption,rid in every fancy, rauly made, or made to ceder
futr
ate
short ice.—Muhl and Cabinet Articles repaired, &c.
Third from Vigo-lane.
SITPEUI STYLE AND ECONOAIV IN CLOTHINO.
(1 H 100 BR I DOE, I)RA!'ER, TAILOR, and
‘.._Te, nAIIIT-MAKER, respectfully solicits tl-e Public and
Fashionable World, to inspect his SAXON and SP.INISII
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, which he flatters himself will
satisfy the most fastidious connoisseur, as to quality and colour.
Rang dktennined to ket none but the bat workmen, he is en-
abled to exhibit Fashionable (laments, of every description, equal
to any in the West, and for little more than half price.
(Isademen are therefore entreated to give him • trial, which
he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a continu-
ance of that public patronage which lie has hitherto so amply ex-
Ferienced. _ _

A espial Assortment of Fancy NVaisteoats, Roquelos, water-
proof Flasks, in (loth and ('amlet, and Fancy Goods connected
with his business, equally cheap.
KENT 110I'SE,
Nii- 41, Cheamide, opposite Wood-stmot, London.
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. 111d,,Vireadilly (two Boors West from St. James's-street).
dr' T"' prietors hating made some new arrangements
at it Manufactory, we mow enabled to supply the Nobility
and Publ' with any Quantity of the bait KRITSSEIA (A R-
FETING, from 40. tkl. to Si. 3d.; a quantity of Short Lengths
and Single Pieces. at 4s. 3d, and 4s. sd.; Kitldmiiinster ditto,
from 2s. tkL to 4s. 3d. t British ditto, from 3s. to 4s. ; Venetian
Stair ditto, from Is. fief. to 3s. lid.• Druggets, in all colours,
from 2s. (U. to 4s. rid.: best scasoncilloor Cloth, from 2s. Ild. to
ss. 3d.

Patten* of Brussels sent to any pert of Tows or Country.

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HIRTV.SIX SHILLINGS Alit,
THREE-
PENCE DELIVERED FREE OF CARRIAGE IN
TOWN. •

P(X)LS CITY PH(ENIX COAL WHARF;
• goodmeasure, prompt payment, under the immediate in-
spection of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Corporation, of the
City of Lund*: one chaldron ingrain in 20, or throe mocks in
five chaldron.' W.P. 'respectfully informs the Nobility, Public, and
his Customers, that he is determined to deliver Coals at the smallest
profit parade.' Ile is now selling best large Wall/lend Coals at
4.15, 6d.; rectonds, tls. ; inferior, Ms. 3d., free of every expense,
except the Wile 'for shooting and inetage; he does not take front
five to eight auks out of a mom of coals, and afterwards sell then,
for a five, as is done at what is termed respectable Wharfs. Where
the custom is to thaw from 12s. to Its. per rhsldron on the market
price. W. Pool it satisfied with 75.; he dots nut fee informers nor
the meters to send out short measure. There is neither brick nor
timber work erected to prevent customers front seeing the coals
safely delivered into the waggons out of the cart ; nor are there
warehouses intervening to deposit the Coals taken out of the rooms.
Ile requests his Customers to desire the carman to IIIeSSIITC any of
the sacks in the waggon, in order to move that each contains three
fair bushels instott of two bushels and a half. The carman sub-
jects himself to a penalty of DN. for refusing. lie recommends
persons who purchase from other Coal Merchants at 7.. Or*.
higher in price, to take the hint ; as it is a custom in the trade to
make the good ply fur the had.
Retailers and large continuer,' supplied at 7s. on the market
price, and the ship-melees certificate produced, to /din,/ the quality
and quantity in each barge.
W. Pool hu not two barges of the same name and number, for
the portion of substituting one certificate fur the other.
Conntry Carts 10ad...1 at the Wharf at 3s. per Chaltlron leo thee
theebare prices