The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-03-21 00:00:00

LINEN AND MUSLIN WAREHOUSE.

JSAYERS most respe&fully informs the NOM-
. Gentry, and PuAM: in general, that he hat opened
a large and convenient Ware Loose, tin. 41, Piccadilly, uppia.
nee St. James's attire'', with an extensive and e ledmit A •
airtnient of MuslOis of every description, warniited to be of
a very -"me, for unality to goods generally °tiered for sale, be-
lug all manufacturi II from the fines.. India Cotton. Tab e
Linent, Sheetinct, 'nosh and Scotch Linens, French, Irish, and
Sentrh aIITIbIiCI, ;wig or thd be t make, Gdighains,
and wove Cambrics of all , afterass, fast colours; with a great
variety of other Goods, too 'About to enti inviatea—J S. being
the real Manufacturer, will recommend no Goods but those
that rid give comelete satisfaCtion so the purchaser—J. S
also recommends those Labe, arid Gentlemen who fmquent
With, to an early inspeertion of an elegant sTocx. of M US-
LISS, and other GOODS, at Ilia WiWil.lll4,, No. 7, Mil-
sormaarret, the whole 1.1 which will be «Ad, withisist swerve,
at the lowe4 wholesale prises, giving is.. that (hewn in
April next.

gaitLious. GOUTY. and NERVOUS PER-
T/ SONS, and a'l theme who hate Int a 'eolith int Ilene
been benetitted by the Use of the Rey. Wtl RARCLAY's
PATt. NT ANTILRILIOUS PILLS, Afe r..co,iins.mVed in fu-
ture to purchase the ath,VP Pits, at the F.lahniatory, No .5,
Redford-street, Covent•tkardeii' there they will be ecttaiii of
having them Optimise, .14 the P.itent and original Recipe for
mating theirs will, as a point', be thews to any penes. Staid
in Rohe, at sis fid. and Itit each.

N B. The above are the original and nnly genuine P. 114
winch have hero' recommended in Nihon., and Ner-
ving. C.rw, by the molt iestiedable Person.< in the Kingdom.
foe a ilia uf WIIOIII sec the Wrappe- aconiiipany mit each Box.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCe.
LAMA" *N 4;IIIIT tAllegge
THE DAY of ELECTION to fill the Vacancy
in your Conn of Director.; occasioned by the death eat Mr. Wdliims, being fixed fur THURSDAY, the 28.11
request the honour of your early attendance at the 8.'114
that day, and the tavuur of your Stiffragell.
The 'superior support I hare received from the Proprietor.; at
large warrariN the mo.t confident and undoubted prospect of
my succmt. I beg to mure you, that I :frill always retain the
no-t becoming sen;r of the obligation, and endeavour at all
times to manifest the sincerity of my declaration by the testi-
mony of a zealous and honourable discharge of my ditty.
I have the honour to be, Lacher and Gentlemen,
Your meet obedient humble servant,
New Rroad.nrect, JOHN JACKSON
London, March 14, 1805.

AI R. J ACK SO N's COMMITTEE meet at his
Houle,New Brna.l.str .et, EVERY DAY, at Twelve
Clo,k, and will be obliged by the coat MIMIC/1411111 of any
friendly information.

Ti) Tin.: PROPRIETORS OW rAST INDIA STOCK.
LA OILS AND GIST 1.1141 N,
Tlik: Retreat of Mr. Alderman SHAW leaves
you the liberty of choice between two Candidates only.
I fi:inly hoped that the trely distinguished and honourable line
of support with which I am favoured, and which this unex-
pected event has greatly contributed to strengthen, must prove
suet-teen, ; and should the Ballot on the 22th lost. be equal to
ugly exi,ectatinits, a stations di,charge of ai v duty shall evince
.my gratitude for so high a woof of your confidence.
I remain, with the greatest ropect,
Ladies and Gemleinen,
Your must faithful and devoted humble Servant,
JAS. PATIISON.
Xi•nt's Arms Yard, March 20, 1801
Mr. Pattismis Luitimitt,e sits at the King's Head Tavern, in
the P.aultry, from 11 ti I 4.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA h LOCK.
0111, AND G1[3471114E74,
PEkMIT me again to inform you that it is my
& firm Intention, on sorue future occasion, to solicit the
favour of your votes and hiterest for a Si at in the Court of
rotors.
Eimouraged by the further ameratsees of the entsport of a
numerous and respectable body of friends, I am not without
hopes that the esperimice of many years in an extensive tine of
commerce has qualified me fur the impertantand arduous Jutita
of the honour I solicit.
Should I be so fortunate at to be elected to that distinguished
situation, through the favour of your votes and patronage, 1
shall devote my moat eariseet endeavours to promote the
int.:rest and prosperity of the Company.
I have the honor r to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient arid devoted Servant,
ALEXANDER ANDERSON.
Philpotlaue, 40th March, let*.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGH-
NESS THE DUKE OF YOKE,
ANEW anti incomparableßAZOß STRAP,
the superior Qualities of whizh have obtained His Royal
Highness's sandism. The superiority of this Strap consists in
airing to the dull..st Runt (on a few Times wing) the keen-
e-t anal smoothest possihle edge; and keeping Rassrs that are
constantly strapped upon it in perfect order without the use of •
hone Very lade ate ntion is requited in using it--'t having
only one side. This Strap it particularly recommended ro
gentlemen of the army and navy, and to travellers in general,
as it requires neither paste nor any other competition to keep
it iii order.

Sold wholinale and retail by Bayley and Slew, No. 5, Cock-
sptir.stract, London, price 1U 6d. and 7s. 6d. each. Sold,
also !mail, by the Inventor, T. Cadman, Beth, with whose
name each strap is cealed ow the handle.

This Day is published. elegantly printed in Co. and illustr.ited
with four beautiful Engravings,
THE TOMB OF ALEXANDER.
A DISSERTATION on this SARCOPHAGUS brought
Ginn Alastandris, and now la toe &wish Marto.
1y EDWARD DAME,. CLARK& LL.D.
Fellow of 3•64•Cidlege, Csaboldge.
Camhr dgc : Priared by R. Watts, at tba Univ.nsity
f.it J. MAI •••411 MI dos Poultry; 6.14 by Pay..e. Mean
Gate, by Deiglatun and Beriftt, Canobruip; Allfi
Hanweil and Nam, Oxford.

Just pub!ished, at T. T. liennesan's, 51, Albemarle-its eet,
Piccadilly,
VOIGT's MUSICAL. GAME, price IL In-
stribed to Her Royal Highness Princess CIIARLOTTE
of WA I.ES, which will compose the most beautiful W•ilt2l,
Reek, Dances, Pnlaccas, and Song., with such astonilhing
Variety, as to be entirely past all calculation. The Ails may
be performed on Ike Flute, Violin, and Pianoforte, they are
arranged with • Kass. The twist finished performer will
find an ererla.tmg source of amusement from the use of this
W.mrlerful ltot. Where may be had,
Tile celelosie4 Once in The Honey Moon.

This Day w published, pries is beards,
FABLES: Vol. 11. containing CAMBUSCAN,
an HEROIC POEM, in Sit Books; founded upon,
and comprising a free Imitation of, Chaucer's Fragment ma
that sultect.
By RICHARD WHARTON, Esq.
Printed for Payne and ;Nuking, 117, Strand where may be
had, the First Volume, price Se id. bank.