The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-08 00:00:00

PATENT OUTSIDE SUN SHADES.

THE PATENTEES and Sole inventors beg to make
known the improved manufacture of their P.IT ENT OUT-
SIDE SUN SHADES, which they adapt to every description of
window. Their great advantages over every other sort of Blind
arc, that they keep the room perfectly cool in the hottest weather,
they improve the light, and offer no oberuction to the view ; they
are made to take apart for packing.
Models for different windows at DAIVES and NEWTON'S
.3lanufactory, 20, Cirlialeotacet, 6oho-square.

LONDON STOVE (IRATE MANUFACTORY,
No. 5, Finsbury-place South, Five Doors from Albion Chapel,
Moodields.

A Saving of Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent.
A T the above Establishment there is constantly on
LI. show the Wiest Assortment of superior Drawing.room and
all other STOVES, FENDERS, and FIRE-IRONS, to be
found in any House in the Kingdom.
The Proprietor respectfully submits to the Nobility and Gentry
the following reduced Prices of his Improved Patent Self.acting
Kitchen Range, with Oven, Back Boiler, Winding Cheek, Ice.,
complete 3ft. Oin. . p
Ditto - ditto . 3 3 . 310 0
Ditto . ditto . 3 6 - 313 6

1 fitto . ditto - 3 9 -
3 18 0
lhtto . ditto - 4 0 - 4 4 0
Larger sizes, with Stearn Apparatus, Hot Closets, &c., for ex-
tensive Establishmets, from 201. to 1001. and upwards.
Bed-room Stoves, Iron. bs. each.

Register Stores,2fis. to M. sad upwards.
Houses completely fitted with Stoves, Ranges, Fenders, and
Fire-irons, and every Article of Furnishing Ironmongery, in the
course of a few hours. _

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Prompt Payment and no Abatement.

HIX;F: and I,OII'NIAN, WHOLESALE DRA-
PERS and LINEN FACTORS, of A RUI'LL HOUSE-
Regent-street, have now on sale a 35,0001. stock of the most su,
perb Silesia, Irish, and Scutch Damask Table Linen ever beheld ;
German, Russia, sod Irish Sheetings ; tine Linens; India and
British long cloths, quilts, counterpanes, &c. &c.; and present
their List of Prices for public inspection, which they defy any
other house in the kingdom to equal in price or tpudity.
SEPENTY-FIVE. THOUSAND POUNDS STOCK, con-
sisting of Russia Sheeting's, the full width, requiring no seam,
224 d. a yard ; tine, 2s. 2d. ; very fine, 25.6 d.; tine Irish do. 3s. &L ;
a quantity of soiled damask napkins, Os. a dozen ; the common price
is 1 Os. 6d.; a few rich double damask at 10s.fkl., well worth 16s. 641.;
breakfast dodo, 17d. each; large size, 2s. 6d.; damask cloths, full
21 yards long, 76.; rich double damask, 95.• 3 yards ditto, 134.6 d.;
4 yards ditto, Ills. fid.; 5 yards ditto, 235: 6d.; with every other
size, up to 10 yards long, equally cheap.
Stout mock Russia Sheets, Is. thl. a pair ; tine, 6d. ; real Rus-
sia, 10s. tid. and 12s. ; yard wide linen sheeting. 5.0. a yard ; fine
ditto, fild. ; real Russia, tine, stout, and full yard and quarter
wide, I Id. a rant, cheap at 1641. ; very tine, lid. and 16d. ; 300
pieces of curiously tine and uncommonly stout, from Ind to ts.4d.;
7 hoses nt. Irish sliming., from 12d. a yard to is. 6d. 4 3 cases of
Dutch sheetinri, i ..ize article, and decidedly cheap ; Large Russia
towels, 9s. a dozen.
. _ _

Furniture lkimities. 3d. a yard; good moreens, I2d. • curtain
muslin'. 6-4ths wide. 4cl. • handsome damask lenos, lld. ; good
large counterpanes, 4s. each ; elegant Marseilles quilts, full 3
yards square. 133. ; tine ell-wide long cloths, lls. the piece
(26 radii): tine undressed ditto, 14%.6d.; real India ditto, for
shirting, Iris. and ilk. ; well worth 16tL a yard; fine jacconots, for
dresses. 14s. lid the piece 00 yards) ; undressed cambrits, fur
slips, lOs. lid. the piece, 6-4ths wide.
An unusually large assortment of coloured flounced Muslin
Dresses, from Ik. Ed. to 23a. • and beautifully embroidered Mora-
vian ditto, from Ins. to 635.; India sprig book dinner dresses,
12s. lid. each; Decca striped ditto, tie. lid.; embroidered cambric
handkerehieri, 7, at dozen.
_ _ _

Just invert:zed, 500 dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs,
from 16a. a dozen to 525. 611.; those at 211. are fine ; at 255. and
30s. very line, and generally sold at 416.
The article of Irish Linens, Hodge and bowman, being futon,
are enabled to sell the moat approved bleaches full 6d. a yard lower
than any other house out of Ireland ; and have at present 12,000
pieces, from 10d. a yard to is. Od. ; about 150 pieces that are
soiled, but warranted to wear well, to be sold unusually cheap, for
ready money only.
At Hodge and bowman's, Wholesale Drapers, Mercers, aril
Linen Factors, Argyll House, Regent-street, three doors from the
Argyll Ronms.

Large purchasers ars requested to apply in the oily wt.(
the day.—Unpaid Letters not ° petted.

CARNARTHENSIHRE AND pEMBKOKESIII:tI.2.
.
SOUTH WAbtA. •
31r. ROBIss
(Of Warwick House, Reient,en-fte,)
Infix= the Nobility, Denny, and the Public; that be x!tal! .
FOlt SAU.: BY AUCTION, •
y Order du Executors,
About the )middle orof
latta aid of ./ ULF next,
THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, await
in the Counties of Germanism and Pembroke. in
Wake, late the Property of Sir Warm Paxton, Knight, &-
ceased, compriting the truly Migniticent Mansion, 311DDLi..
TON HALIt, erected in a beautiful Park of about Doe Hundr..l
and Thirty Ames, finely diversified in Bill and Dale, and prima:l4
ennd picturesque scenery, laid out with Carriage Drives sad
Wars, sonamented by line grown Timber, thriving Plantations,
Streams of fine clear water Rowing through the Grounds, Sh.uty
Groves and Walks, leading by varied pieces Ouster to Hot, C.:lu,
Chelybrate, and Strum Baths.
The Fatma and Lands are lying compact, and nearly surround
the Park, cansining about Three Thousand Awes. The
has becnerected by an Architect of the first eminence in Invcdo:.,
and contains splendid Suits of spacious and lolly Apartineuts, 0-1
the Principal Floors, and exeeWent attached and detached Domes-
tic Offices of all description', fora Family of the lint Consoque;-ce ;
with Conch-houses, Stables, sod all requisite Outbuildings, Fara,-
buiklings, he. excellent Walled Darden, well planted, not-h.u..,
Conservatory, Orchards, be. The whole amply supplied ui.b
'Water.

At a short distance, in the Park, A pleasant DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE (et. Home Farm), seated on a Lawn, lately snored
and improved, containing convenient Apartments, with 06coi, s
Faun Yard, and Agricultural Willful" adapted for a woad
Family • two entrance Lodges ; ornamental and substanti..a
Gothic Tower. erected to the M of the late Li .rd
comprising a pleasant Sitting-room and inspect room; c.tmmandi
most extensive anti rich Views of the surrounding Reasanta.;
Country. The whole Miming a splendid Residence fur a Noble-
man or Gentleman's Family; and highly advantageous for In.
vestment, in an excellent Neit;hbourhood, only Seven Miles
Carmarthen with excellent Roads. _ .

Also, titnidry ELIG/BLE FARMS, with good Farm-bones
and that-building's, in the County of Pembroke ; and Residences,
and the Baths., and sundry Houses in Tenby. In the whole, oc
tween Four and Five Thousand Acres.

Particulars are preparing. and further Notice of the time am:
place of Sale will be given ins short time.
170, Ilegent-atroet, 4th May, 1824.

SIR MARK SYKES'S SPLENDID LIBRANA.
By Mr. EVANS,
At his House, 13, Pall-mall, on TUESDAY, the 11th inst. ant
Ten tellovring days,
FIRST PORTION of the Splendid, Curiath,
and Extensive LIBRARY of the late Sir MARK 111.44S-
TERM AN SYKES, Ban. including the oriOnal Report Of tit :
Convocation to henry Flit. on his Proposed Divorce from Alen •
of Cleve*, Alanuscript, on vellum, with the Autographs of all
Bishops and Clergy assembled; spienditi Iliasal, executed
Francis the First; Apocalypsis b. Joannis, printed on wootic,
blocks, before the invention of metal types; Iliblia Sacra Latin—
two vols. first book printed with metal types; Biblia
vols. upon vellum, 1162 ; Cicero de (Mots. the first ed., ion of
classic, on velltun, 116.5 ; and a most brilliant Assemblage. *n
Books of the fifteenth century, many of them upon vellum ; a rye
series of the productions of the .Udine Press; splendid retie.
large paper Classics; Relates:l'i Genealogies, excessively rare. .
brilliant assemblage of rare Old Poetry, many of the articl..
undue; Hearne's-Works, Mt vols, large paper ; let of the Bout
pruned by the Roxburghe Club, ice.