The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

CAUTION

WhereaS, 'Archer' and Houghton 'have been credibly' in.
formed, that a great many people in, this Kin Own are now,
.nd-have been tor sape time past, manufaduring and Selling
Poplins arid Taiminets,•as Irish; of an inferioi quality; under-
the name of Arelwr and Haughton's Manittactwy,with a
-
-view to discredit arid injure their House, and a gross iintiost-
tion on the Public in general" they are determined,• as tar as
lies in their power, to picise.eUte to convia!On'any per`Son o'r
personS so vending ,Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of
men MantifaCture, that was not actually bought at then
haute.

They have the tionout. to actiuApt the Nobility and C en-
try' that their Warehouse is stocked with-a greatet 'variety
of Nlourning Goods than is to be found in 31-1 other in
Town, which they are enabled to. suilVor ready'erioney) at
'prices much lower titan they can he had elsewhere, the
:whole being of their own trianutadure :—tdey consist of
white and black Bon basins, C.namberry I'4ll'sl'lns, Cambric
SarsenetS; Rasdimorts for Widows, Al rmozincs,' dress Bar-
celma Seizes, Lntestrings, emus Sarsenets, Poplins,
til ilea, Crapes, Scarf Silks, filancikerchiefs, Bontbazets int
-xarkts, &e. also a great choice.? of Patterns -in grey .Poplins
:and Sarsenets, for slight Mot rning. —,Englisii 'yard ',wide
i'oplins of a superior quality„a; 3s. 64 per yard ; Yelures;
twi-de black Serges, and rich Irish Tabninet in cinferent
Patterns; plain. .corded, chain, rand striped, for Clergymen:
and Gentlemen who always velar bk.:; they 'never grow
rusty or greasy in 'wearing, being of tnt very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked, for article bought at. their
Honse. ,

N. B. Ladies own Spinning ma nufaaured into Poplins or
Tabllinets ;. Tabberays for Furnitole, of the difKrent taslnon-
Ole Colours, manufattured on the shortest notice.
Merchants supplied to any anlou.tlt /

Ito the-SE.RIOUS PART:of the C1=11.(1.5-141K.N 'WOR LD'.
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t 1 t, • t
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